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Plant Hire Co:ordinator required
6 Month Contract
Dudley
Office based, 5 days a week
Candidate Responsibilities
- Arrange the hire of all internal / external plant as required by the contracts/delivery team
- Accurately on hire and off hire all plant inputted onto the Procure to Pay System
- Ensure all on and off hire tickets are logged and an audit trail is in place for equipment rentals.
- Ensure the correct level of service is being given from suppliers
- Keep the contract plant trackers up to date.
- Actively track the current location of all tools.
- Deal with any plant queries and pass on to the relevant managers for signature.
- Record all costs of all repairs, losses and damages.
- Carry out regular plant audits.
- Report and complete any paperwork for thefts/loss or damage of plant items.
- Ensure compliance with all documents, including procedures.
- Be proactive in developing systems to meet the changing needs of the plant hire team.
- As you will expect the organisation may change from time to time and you will be expected to meet the operational requirements.
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Candidate Requirements
- Minimum GCSEs (or equivalent) in English and Math; must hold a full UK Driving Licence.
- Proven experience managing internal plant allocation and external supply chains for specialist rail equipment (e.g., RRVs, attachments).
- Proficiency in ERP/procurement software and advanced Excel for fleet and asset tracking
- Experience managing hire budgets, processing invoices, and resolving plant damage or loss claims.
- Ability to make fast, cost-effective decisions
- Meticulous approach to maintaining safety, maintenance, and compliance audit trails.
- Strong relationship management skills to bridge the gap between site Project Managers and external plant suppliers.


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Candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK.
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