
Established in 1987, Fleet Support Group is a thriving company that offers management services to company car fleets and their drivers. Currently based in modern, attractive offices on the outskirts of town, Fleet Support Group is one of Chippenham's largest employers.
As a niche provider, Fleet Support Group has received a number of accolades from its customer base, who continually express satisfaction in the way the service is delivered and who also compliment the company on its professionalism and all-embracing family feel. This aspect is very important in ensuring that the service delivered to drivers reflects the ethos of the company as a whole.
Our philosophy is to develop, with the customer, a true partnership relationship, thereby ensuring that the service delivered accurately reflects the changing customer requirements. Customer service excellence is the continuing aim of the company.
Due to our success over the last 20 years we are looking to build on our customer led business, by actively recruiting for a variety of roles to meet all our clients’ needs. We offer security, respect and long term working relationships for all our staff.
Last updated: 2008-07-25
To manage the administration of the supply chain to the business, including mechanical and accident repair centres and ancillary service organisations along with total management of the vehicle rental division. To strategically plan for the expansion of the service and products offered relevant to vehicle rental, liaising with all appropriate areas of the business to do so.
To explore, maximise and sell all revenue opportunities in a consistent, professional and effective manner, generating new business for FSG meeting agreed revenue and performance targets for 2008 / 2009.
Liaising with garages to authorise repairs on vehicles taking into account client budgetary and operating procedures.
Taking incoming calls from drivers who wish to organise services, maintenance or repairs to their vehicle. Providing an emergency response service for drivers who have broken down.