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Fleet Manager

Dangote Industries Limited
DSR P-Apapa, Lagos, Nigeria Posted Oct 21, 2026
On-site

About this role

Fleet Manager

The Fleet Manager is responsible for overseeing the operation and administration of all assigned trucks.

Specific Job Responsibilities:

  • Oversee the efficient operation of the assigned fleet.
  • Manage the administration of assigned trucks, drivers, and Fleet Officers/Analysts.
  • Submit daily, weekly, and monthly performance reports on assigned trucks to the Senior Transport Manager (STM).
  • Maintain effective coordination with the Workshop team to ensure timely truck repairs.
  • Inspect assigned trucks regularly to identify misuse, negligence, or willful damage by drivers.
  • Ensure trucks are available for loading in line with approved loading authority.
  • Ensure customers’ products are delivered as requested.
  • Ensure effective tracking of all assigned trucks in conjunction with the Tracking Unit.
  • Promote effective teamwork with the Logistics Department at Dangote Sugar Refinery.
  • Report daily highway breakdowns, accidents, and trucks held by the Police, FRSC/LASTMA, or other relevant agencies to the STM through the Industry Manager.
  • Provide the prescribed number of trucks for loading each day.

Perform any other duties assigned by the Line Manager

Educational Requirement:

First Degree/HND in Business Administration/Transport Management/ Social Science or equivalent in any related discipline.

Skills And Competencies:

  • B.Sc., HND or equivalent certificate with minimum of 5 years in any related field.
  • Basic knowledge of fleet management practices and principles.
  • Proficient in Microsoft Office applications.
  • Ability to handle conflict and resolve differences of opinion.
  • Familiar with fleet management software and technology.

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