South Africa: Parts, Fleet and Inventory Manager (Azerbaijan – Expat)

March 30, 2026 Jobs in South Africa

Job Description

About the Role

We are seeking an experienced Parts, Fleet and Inventory Manager to join our team in South Africa. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in agricultural machinery, heavy equipment, or fleet maintenance management, with a proven track record of implementing efficient spare parts management and inventory control systems. The successful candidate will be responsible for leading the management of a large mixed-brand fleet of tractors, harvesters, trucks, and implements, as well as overseeing the maintenance and repair of these assets.

Key Responsibilities

Establishing structured spare parts inventory management
Reducing slow-moving and excess parts inventory
Improving storage systems, tracking, and parts availability
Controlling parts usage and preventing unnecessary consumption
Implementing structured maintenance planning across the fleet
Ensuring servicing and repairs are completed on schedule
Improving maintenance discipline and equipment reliability
Supporting operational uptime during critical agricultural periods
Managing a team of 2030 staff, including mechanics, telemetry technicians, operators, and seasonal workers
Coordinating workshop activities and field maintenance requirements
Ensuring effective collaboration between operators and maintenance teams
Identifying operational inefficiencies within the maintenance and workshop structure
Optimizing workforce structure and removing unnecessary labour where required
Improving overall operational efficiency of the division

Requirements

Minimum five years’ experience in agricultural machinery, heavy equipment, or fleet maintenance management
Strong background in spare parts management and inventory control
Strong understanding of tractors, harvesters, and agricultural equipment
Comfortable working in operational, field-based environments
Hands-on management style

Qualifications

Formal education/certifications (Bachelor’s, LLB, Matric, etc.) not specified

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