Salary:€60,000 per yearJob Type:Full-time | PermanentLocation:Co.Meath (10 minutes out of Dublin), IrelandEssential RequirementsEU or UK citizenship or existing right to work in Ireland (mandatory)Proven experience as a Workshop Manager, Senior Supervisor, or Lead Technician in an HGV or plant environmentStrong technical background in diesel vehicles, tanker fleets, or mixed HGV operationsIn-depth knowledge of CVRT, ADR, tachograph, and statutory tank testing requirementsExperience managing teams of mechanics, fitters, and apprenticesStrong understanding of health and safety, compliance, and regulatory standardsAbout the CompanyA long-established and highly respected operator supporting critical services in the oil and gas industry, known for maintaining the highest standards in fleet safety, compliance, and operational reliability. Operating within a heavily regulated, safety-critical environment, the company places quality and accountability at the core of everything it does. It offers long-term stability, a structured working environment, and clearly defined leadership responsibilities. Committed to continuous improvement, ongoing training, and a right-first-time culture, the company ensures excellence across all operations.Job OverviewResponsible for the overall management of the workshop and maintenance operations, overseeing Diesel Plant Fitters and technicians to ensure all vehicles are repaired, serviced, and maintained to the highest standards. You will ensure that all fleet maintenance, inspections, and repairs are completed on time, within budget, and fully compliant with all relevant legislation.Key ResponsibilitiesOversee day-to-day workshop operations and maintenance activitiesManage, supervise, and support Diesel Plant Fitters, technicians, and apprenticesPlan and allocate work to ensure efficient workflow and adherence to agreed timeframesEnsure all vehicles are prepared, presented, and maintained for CVRT, ADR, tachograph, and tank testingMonitor quality of repairs and inspections, promoting a right-first-time cultureWork closely with senior management to control fleet maintenance costs and budgetsEnsure all vehicle inspection reports, maintenance records, and compliance documentation are completed accuratelyMaintain high standards of health, safety, and regulatory compliance across the workshopProvide technical guidance and problem-solving support to the workshop teamChampion training, upskilling, and development, including apprenticeship programmesEnsure the workshop remains clean, organised, and operationally efficientSupport the implementation of new technologies and best practices within the transport industryQualificationsRelevant trade qualification in Diesel Mechanics, Plant Fitting, or similarPrevious leadership or management experience within a workshop environmentStrong technical and operational knowledge of HGV and tanker fleet maintenanceKey SkillsStrong leadership and people management skillsExcellent organisational and planning abilitySound decision-making and problem-solving skillsHigh attention to detail and complianceClear communication and team coordination skillsBenefits€60,000 per yearPermanent, full-time positionLeadership role within an essential industryStable, long-term employmentOpportunity to shape workshop standards, culture, and performanceTo ApplyEmail your CV with the subject line"Workshop Manager"toNoteIf you do not receive a response by31 March 2026, please consider your application unsuccessful