Fleet Administrator

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9 months ago

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Here at Flogas, we may have a fossil fuels background, but we’re working towards delivering 100% renewable energy to our customers by 2040. We’re already supporting our customers to reduce their carbon emissions, by helping them make the switch from oil to gas. We’re also developing our offering for technologies such as heat pumps and solar panels, beginning to help our customers reduce their energy consumption and evolving new biofuels and renewable gases. All of which means job security, and opportunities to get involved in exciting new initiatives. Join Flogas and help us do energy right for the future.

What we’ll need from you

Reporting to the Fleet Administration Manager, the Fleet Administrator will support the business by providing a full range of professional administrative services to a consistently high standard and promote a professional image.

Intermediate/advanced IT skills with MS packages
Knowledge of transport legislation would be an advantage
Experience of working in an HGV Fleet Administration role
Excellent time management, planning and organising
Assertive with ability to manage internal and external contacts with diplomacy Persuasive and able to influence at all levels
Driving licence

What you’ll get from us

You matter. And at Flogas, we’ll do right by you with all the benefits, support, and training you need to thrive.
25 days holiday plus statutory, and opportunity to buy 5 additional days
Pension with 5% contribution from us
Life assurance up to 4 times salary.
Opt-in Health Cash plan worth up to £900 per year
Discounted gym membership
Fully funded eye test and contribution towards glasses
Annual flu vaccination
Discounts at 900 retailers
Enhanced maternity/paternity benefits
Training opportunities
Employee Assistance Programme with 24/7 helpline
1 volunteering day off every year
Monthly employee recognition awards

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