Pro Civils Ltd
Transport And Plant Manager

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Company Description
Pro Civils Ltd has been operating for over five years at the forefront of the Utilities and Telecoms industry, focusing on innovation and reliable delivery. The company works with a dedicated workforce of 25 gangs, supported by experienced management. Pro Civils Ltd has built a strong reputation for achieving exceptional project results and maintaining high operational standards. Team members benefit from a collaborative environment that values safety, efficiency, and quality of service.
Role Description
The Transport and Plant Manager is a full-time, on-site role based in Stokenchurch, responsible for overseeing the company’s vehicle fleet and construction plant. Typical day-to-day tasks include:
- Planning and coordinating transport schedules
- Ensuring plant and vehicles are available and properly maintained
- Managing inspections, servicing, and repairs
- Liaising with site teams and suppliers
- Monitoring compliance with safety and legal requirements
- Optimizing costs related to fuel, maintenance, and hire
- Maintaining accurate records
- Handling incident and breakdown responses
- Supporting forward planning for projects
- Contributing to continuous improvement of transport and plant operations
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- Experience in transport and fleet management, including scheduling, route planning, and vehicle utilization.
- Skills in plant and equipment management, such as coordinating maintenance, inspections, and repairs for construction machinery.
- Strong organizational and administrative skills, including record keeping, reporting, and use of relevant software systems.
- Knowledge of health and safety regulations, road transport legislation, and compliance standards relevant to utilities and construction environments.
- Effective communication and stakeholder management skills to work with site teams, suppliers, and internal management.
- Experience in the Utilities or Telecoms sector is beneficial, along with familiarity with working with multiple gangs or crews across different sites.
- A valid driving license is required; professional transport or plant management qualifications (e.g., CPC, NVQ, or similar) are advantageous.
- Proficiency in basic IT tools (email, spreadsheets, fleet or asset management systems) and the ability to prioritize tasks in a fast-paced environment are expected.
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