Fleet Coordinator / Fleet Supervisor

MEA Energy Trading, a Bellweather International subsidiary, is a global commodity firm excelling in sourcing, logistics, and distribution of energy products and raw materials. Beyond traditional trading, MEA manages the full petroleum product value chain—from storage tanks to transportation and retail. Starting in Nigeria’s downstream oil and gas sector, it oversees the African market, expanding into filling stations while trading agricultural goods, minerals, and metals. Partnering with top traders and refineries, MEA ensures competitive pricing and supplies international oil companies’ offshore rigs in Nigeria, leveraging expertise in risk management, financial structuring, and supply chain optimization for seamless global execution. We are recruiting to fill the position below:

Job Title: Fleet Coordinator / Fleet Supervisor

Location: Nigeria Sector: Energy Trading – Petroleum Products (PMS, AGO, LPG & CNG)

Job Summary

Our tanker and truck fleet is growing fast, and we’re looking for hands-on fleet professionals to keep it moving safely, on time and in good condition.

Key Responsibilities

Plan and schedule daily truck movements Track the fleet in real time (GPS/telematics) and run journey management: routes, rest stops, night-driving rules and check-in points. Keep trucks earning: get turnaround times down, cut idle days and push truck utilisation up. Coordinate preventive maintenance and breakdowns. Supervise, brief and coach drivers and motor boys. Check daily attendance, duty hours and conduct. Monitor fuel use, tyres and trip costs, and flag misuse, product losses or route deviations. Make sure every trip has the right documents: waybills, loading tickets, permits and cross-border papers (Niger route). Enforce HSE rules: pre-trip inspections, PPE, speed limits, product-handling and emergency procedures. Report daily on fleet status, trip performance, incidents and KPIs to the Logistics Manager. Candidate Profile 3–5 years’ experience in fleet coordination or supervision, ideally in petroleum products, LPG/CNG or heavy-haulage transport (Supervisors: at least 2 years leading drivers or a dispatch team) Strong knowledge of Nigerian road corridors, depots and loading points. West Africa / cross-border experience is a plus Hands-on with GPS tracking/telematics, trip logs and basic fleet reporting (Excel) Solid grasp of road-transport HSE, DPR/NMDPRA and FRSC requirements Calm under pressure, firm with drivers, and comfortable with 24/7 operations