Regional Maintenance Manager | Regional Maintenance Manager (Mississauga)

Regional Maintenance Manager Fleet Facility Manager

Primary Location: Mississauga, Ontario

Oversight: Niagara Falls, Kingston, Mississauga, Montreal

Reports To: VP of Maintenance and Regional Vice-President

Regional Maintenance Manager Position Summary Fleet Facility Manager

The Fleet Facility Manager provides hands-on leadership and operational oversight for maintenance functions across multiple Coach Canada locations. This role is responsible for ensuring the safe, efficient, and compliant maintenance of the Company’s fleet while maintaining a strong on-site presence within each garage.

Reporting to the VP of Maintenance and the Regional Vice-President, the Regional Maintenance Manager oversees day-to-day fleet maintenance operations, supports complex diagnostics and repair escalations, and ensures consistency in preventive maintenance programs, repair standards, and documentation practices. The role requires active involvement in shop operations, direct technical oversight, and regular engagement with maintenance managers, supervisors, and technicians.

This position combines operational leadership with practical, field-based execution. The Regional Maintenance Manager will be visible in the shops, routinely reviewing work quality, mentoring technical staff, supporting troubleshooting efforts, and reinforcing safety and regulatory compliance standards. The successful candidate will drive continuous improvement initiatives that enhance fleet reliability, maximize uptime, and promote a culture of accountability and safety across all assigned locations.

Regional Maintenance Manager Key Responsibilities Fleet Facility Manager

Operational & Technical Leadership

Provide active, hands-on leadership within maintenance facilities across all assigned locations.

Support troubleshooting of complex mechanical, electrical, and diagnostic issues when escalation is required.

Conduct regular on-site visits to ensure preventive maintenance schedules, repair quality, and documentation standards are consistently applied.

Monitor fleet condition, downtime trends, repeat failures, and root causes to proactively address performance gaps.

Assist with inspections, audits, and quality control reviews of completed repairs.

Provide technical guidance and mentorship to licensed technicians and apprentices.

Compliance & Safety Fleet Facility Manager

Ensure all maintenance activities comply with applicable federal and provincial regulations, safety standards, and company policies.

Promote a strong safety culture through visible leadership, hazard reporting encouragement, and proactive risk mitigation.

Verify that tooling, lifts, diagnostic equipment, and calibration schedules meet compliance standards.

Financial & Resource Management

Support preparation and management of regional maintenance budgets.

Monitor shop efficiency, labor utilization, parts consumption, and vendor repair costs.

Assist with procurement planning, parts inventory controls, and fleet lifecycle planning.

Ensure materials, special tools, and diagnostic equipment are available to support fleet reliability.

Vendor & Cross-Functional Collaboration

Maintain relationships with approved vendors and external repair facilities.

Review quotations and repair scopes for off-site work.

Collaborate with Operations and Dispatch to align maintenance planning with service demands.

People Leadership

Participate in interviewing, hiring, onboarding, and performance management of maintenance staff.

Provide coaching, technical mentorship, and accountability to supervisors and technicians.

Address performance concerns in alignment with company policy and applicable collective agreements.

Foster a culture of accountability, teamwork, and continuous improvement across all garages.

Continuous Improvement

Identify opportunities to streamline processes and improve shop productivity.

Develop and track KPIs related to uptime, preventive maintenance compliance, safety, and cost control.

Standardize procedures across locations to ensure operational consistency.

Regional Maintenance Manager Qualifications

Minimum 5 years’ experience in a maintenance leadership role within transportation, fleet, or heavy equipment environments.

Demonstrated experience in a hands-on maintenance capacity, including active involvement in diagnostics and repair oversight.

310T Truck and Coach Technician License (required).

Strong mechanical and electrical diagnostic skills.

Experience managing multi-site operations is preferred.

Proven leadership and team development capability.

Strong financial acumen related to maintenance budgeting and cost control.

Commitment to occupational health, safety, and continuous improvement.

Valid driver’s license. Regional Maintenance Manager

Excellent communication skills and ability to engage both technical teams and senior leadership.

Equal Opportunity and Accessibility Statement

Coach Canada is a federally regulated employer, and an equal opportunity employer committed to employment equity and fostering a diverse, inclusive, and accessible workplace. We welcome applications from all qualified individuals, including those who self-identify as members of the four designated groups under the Employment Equity Act : women, Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, and members of visible minorities.

In accordance with the Canadian Human Rights Act , the Pay Equity Act , and the Accessible Canada Act , we are committed to treating all applicants fairly and without discrimination. Accommodations are available upon request throughout the recruitment process for applicants with disabilities or other accessibility needs.

If you require accommodation at any stage of the hiring process, please contact us to make arrangements that best support your full participation.

We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Regional Maintenance Manager Lieu principal : Mississauga (Ontario)Territoires desservis : Niagara Falls, Kingston, Mississauga, MontréalRelève de : Vice-président de l’entretien (États-Unis) et Vice-président régional

Sommaire du poste Le ou la Gestionnaire régional(e) de l’entretien assure un leadership pratique et une supervision opérationnelle des fonctions d’entretien dans plusieurs établissements de Coach Canada. Ce rôle est responsable de garantir l’entretien sécuritaire, efficace et conforme de la flotte de l’entreprise, tout en maintenant une présence active sur le terrain dans chaque garage.

Relevant du vice-président de l’entretien (États-Unis) et du vice-président régional, le ou la titulaire supervise les opérations quotidiennes d’entretien de la flotte, soutient les diagnostics complexes et les escalades de réparation, et assure l’uniformité des programmes d’entretien préventif, des normes de réparation et des pratiques de documentation. Le poste exige une implication active dans les opérations d’atelier, une supervision technique directe et un engagement régulier auprès des gestionnaires, superviseurs et techniciens d’entretien.

Ce rôle combine leadership opérationnel et exécution concrète sur le terrain. Le ou la Gestionnaire régional(e) sera présent(e) dans les ateliers, évaluera régulièrement la qualité des travaux, encadrera le personnel technique, appuiera les efforts de dépannage et veillera au respect des normes de sécurité et de conformité réglementaire. La personne retenue mettra en œuvre des initiatives d’amélioration continue visant à accroître la fiabilité de la flotte, maximiser le temps de disponibilité et promouvoir une culture d’imputabilité et de sécurité dans tous les sites assignés.

Regional Maintenance Manager Responsabilités principales Leadership opérationnel et technique Assurer un leadership actif et concret dans les installations d’entretien de tous les sites assignés.

Appuyer le dépannage des problèmes mécaniques, électriques et diagnostiques complexes lors d’escalades.

Effectuer des visites régulières sur site afin de garantir l’application uniforme des calendriers d’entretien préventif, de la qualité des réparations et des normes de documentation.

Surveiller l’état de la flotte, les tendances de temp]]>