Workshop Supervisor. Basic details. Date: July Reporting & peers. To provide an appropriate service to Operations Department.

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1 Basic details Position title: Department: Location: Workshop Supervisor Engineering Bournemouth Date: July 2015 Reporting & peers This role reports to: Other reporting relationships: Key peers: Positions reporting to this role: Engineering Manager To provide an appropriate service to Operations Department. Workshop Supervisor, Operations Supervisors, Stores All staff on shift Roles & responsibilities (1) Purpose of this position: Key objectives: To provide day to day hands-on supervision on a shift basis of the Engineering Workshop staff to ensure sufficient, clean, safe and defect-free vehicles are available for service in line with Company Policies, Regulatory Standards and Statutory guidelines, deadlines and requirements. To ensure that there are sufficient staff rostered on shift at all times to meet service needs. To promote and role model the agreed Values of the organisation. To ensure that all staff undertake their duties in compliance with company policies and procedures at all times. To ensure that staff, systems and resources are used in the Workshop to meet Departmental requirements and standards in order to provide excellent levels of customer service at all times. To work as part of the Engineering management team to ensure that cost effective and value added solutions are in place to meet customer needs. To ensure that a safe and healthy work environment exists by adhering to company health, safety and environment policies, and ensure full compliance with relevant legislation. To deliver all the requirements of Company policies in particular those designed to improve People Performance and Engagement.

2 Roles & responsibilities (2) Dimensions of role: Authority level - As per authority levels. No. of employees - Direct reports, according to shift patterns Signing level - As per bank mandate. Outputs - MOT passes; Inservice vehicles; Inspection Intervals Profit (% and ) - Company budget. Control systems - First use checks; inspection reports; job cards; E.P. Morris defect reports Roles & responsibilities (3) Key responsibilities: Workshop supervision To control and allocate the flow of work through the workshop to make the best use of staff, equipment and other resources. To ensure that vehicles are maintained and cleaned on a daily basis and there are sufficient vehicles to meet business requirements, in particular the morning run out. To ensure that engineering lost mileage is kept to a minimum and take appropriate, hands-on corrective action where required including carrying out mechanical repairs when required. To ensure that vehicles are serviced in accordance with departmental service standards. To ensure that pro-active planned maintenance is carried out on vehicles to prevent problems occurring. To ensure that any PSV testing failures are investigated and resolved in a timely manner. To ensure that the workshop housekeeping and operating practices are of a high standard and that special tools and equipment is well maintained. To ensure that each vehicle has a full documented history of work carried out to satisfy DVSA and company requirements. To act as a technical expert in the Workshop, advising staff on tasks and sharing knowledge, for example through regular toolbox talks. To implement management decisions. People Management To carry out any staff appraisals allocated by the Engineering Manager. To maintain a high performing engineering team and in particular take responsibility for supporting and advising technicians and coaching and mentoring of apprentices.

3 To assist the Engineering Manager by dealing with HR issues as they arise and in accordance with company procedures, escalating more serious matters as appropriate. To assist the Engineering Manager with the recruitment of staff, when required. Health and Safety compliance To instil and maintain a strong health and safety culture amongst the Engineering team with a good understanding of risk assessments. Limits of authority & Freedom to act To be a member of the Health and Safety Committee and ensure that members are kept informed of key health and safety issues and potential solutions. Freedom to act in day to day management of the Engineering Department. Within the guidelines set and agreed by the Managing Director and Company Policy, to discipline up to written warning. Financial Authority Level per company Schedule and Policy.

4 Capabilities Qualifications: Essential: National vocational standard level in Engineering at NVQ level 3 or equivalent knowledge and experience. Desirable: Health and Safety qualification, PCV licence and CPC. Competencies and Core Skills: Communication Good listening skills. The ability to write business s/letters using Plain English, to create a positive and professional image of the company. The ability to communicate verbally and in a succinct and articulate manner, in order to present facts, arguments and conclusions in a way that is easy to understand and clear to the receiver. Interpersonal Strong interpersonal skills, confident and respectful with people. The ability to give and receive feedback in a patient and constructive manner. The ability to identify and apply the most appropriate style and approach to a range of situations that involve personal contacts, either 1:1 or in groups, in order that effective working relationships are encouraged and maintained. Negotiating The ability to seek and gain agreement with third parties in order to achieve a given objective or goal. IT and computer literacy Able to use software such as Word, , internet, fleet management systems to process and present information in line with responsibilities. Financial Able to use a calculator and spreadsheets. Organisational and time management Able to work to manage a varied workload and meet deadlines. Well organised, calm and cheerful under pressure.

5 Able to work well in a team and on own initiative. Problem solving and decision making The ability to analyse information in a systematic way and make decisions in an objective and structured way. Attention to detail Good attention to detail. Other Flexible in approach and adaptable to change. Positive pro-active approach, good role model. Willing to work shifts and cover holidays. An excellent understanding of mechanics and computer diagnostics. Experience: Minimum of 3 years experience in vehicle maintenance, including diagnostics. Understanding of health and safety legislation and best practice. Understanding of the requirements of an Operator s Licence. Experience in public transport environment an advantage. General standards and expectations Managers and professional staff: As a manager or professional member of staff within the company, you are required to meet a number of common standards of behaviour, accountabilities and outcomes. These include but are not limited to: Ensuring your personal behaviour is consistent with company Values and the company Code of Conduct at all times. Comprehensively familiarising yourself with, staying up to date with and ensuring compliance with all Company policies and procedures. Ensuring compliance with all relevant legislation. Maintaining and understanding the resources available within the RATPDev businesses and using them as appropriate. Manage safety and risk Ensuring all employees who report to you work safely. Acting on hazards when they are reported, ensuring safety is integrated into planning and performance management processes, carrying out inspections and audits and implementing audit action plans. Reinforcing correct safety behaviours, reporting all hazards and incidents and completing assigned actions. Identifying and managing risk within your area of responsibility and ensuring that Company interests are protected at all times.

6 Manage employees Ensuring all areas within your control are free of harassment and discrimination. Understanding, committing to and complying with the organisation s Social Responsibility Policies. Regularly communicating with your staff, peers and others, ensuring their understanding of company objectives and aspirations as well as other information. Managing your own performance and the performance of all employees who report to you in a positive, constructive and proactive manner. All employees: Developing and supporting the development of future leaders for your business, department or function. Ensuring your personal skills and the skill base for all employees under your control is continually maintained and updated as required. Ensuring there is adequate competent cover for all roles. Manage Company business interests Proactively managing any cost centres you are responsible for, ensuring appropriate but challenging budgets are set and achieved. Ensuring cost-consciousness at all times in the execution of your responsibilities. Maintaining excellent relationships with internal and/or external customers and delivering to their expectations. Ensuring professional advice is sought where appropriate. Maintaining an awareness and understanding of the environment in which the business operates and responding appropriately. As an employee of the Company, you are required to meet a number of common standards of behaviour, accountabilities and outcomes. These include but are not limited to: Ensuring your personal behaviour is consistent with company values and the company Code of Conduct at all times. Work safely Taking responsibility for your own safety and that of others. Working safely and complying with all safe work practices. Reporting all incidents, hazards and unsafe working conditions or behaviour you encounter to your manager. Completing any actions assigned to you from an audit action plan. Complying with all Company health, safety and environmental protection policies and procedures that are relevant to your work. Treat people fairly and with respect Familiarising yourself with the Company s Code of Conduct and other workplace policies and procedures and complying with them in the conduct of your duties. Ensuring that you do not harass, victimise, discriminate against, vilify or bully any other employee or anyone else that you interact with in the course of your employment. Support Company business Carrying out your work in a conscientious and proficient manner.

7 Managing your own performance to ensure you meet the ongoing requirements of your role. Maintaining excellent relationships with both internal and external customers. Delivering prompt, accurate and efficient service. Asking your manager if you are unsure of a course of action you are about to take. Develop skills Ensuring your personal skills are maintained and updated as required by discussing your development needs with your manager and taking appropriate actions. Supporting the development of fellow employees who are learning a new skills. Vision and Values To be an Admired and Successful business we are all Proud to work for which operates with Integrity and which treats people with Respect in the pursuit of Excellence. Sign Off: Manager: Signature: Employee: Signature: Date: