Charlie Stevenson, CAFM, CTP

• Directed all facets of Fleet Services at Essential Utilities, overseeing procurement, vendor management, and shop safety standards. • Managed a diverse fleet of over 2,600 vehicles and 1,100 pieces of mechanical equipment across a 10-state footprint. • Advocated for internal customers by leading a dedicated team focused on cross-functional support and alternative fuel initiatives. • Responsible for compliance with CDL training as well as FMCA programs and work directly with Safety Management and Human Resources to effectively support these training and compliance initiatives.

Cultivates relationships with key suppliers, working to minimize costs and assure continuity of supply. Works closely with executive team and senior leaders to develop, recommend, and implement strategies to optimize cost containment and efficiencies. Supervises a team of 30, including seven leaders. Builds and motivates teams, identifying areas of strengths and weaknesses, and implementing solutions to develop more successful and productive teams. Designs plans to increase facilities maintenance operations across multiple buildings. Develops standards and works closely with teams for buy in of new standards aimed at cost containment. Worked with a third-party vendor to create an app in the ERP system that enabled employees to order materials from their tablets, improving efficiency and saving the company money. Identified annual savings target and developed strategies for achieving savings to maintain and improve profitability.

Managed fleet operations by procuring vehicles, submitting Request for Proposals (RFP’s), developing and enforcing policies and procedures. Orchestrated daily supply chain operations and logistics including receiving and distribution, picking put-away, vendor management, contract negotiations, inventory control and maintenance. Received related materials management systems and analytic information. Specialties: Fleet organization: fleet management, vehicle selection, request for proposals, alternative fuels, feasibility studies, personal use regulations, negligence, risk, driver behavior, reimbursement and allowance programs, policies and procedures, lifecycle cost analysis, lease versus own, remarketing, and safety. Served as Chair of Aqua's Safety Committee. Materials Management: Daily supervision of supply chain operations and logistics functions to include receiving, distribution, picking, put-away, vendor management, negotiations, point of use, inventory control and maintenance of all inventory and receiving related Materials Management systems and analytic information. Board Memberships and Affiliations: Delaware County Community College Philadelphia Clean Cities

• Directed operations for two full-service and two satellite garages, managing a $6M+ budget. • Oversaw a fleet of 1,150 vehicles and 400 pieces of mechanical equipment, ensuring optimal performance. • Developed and implemented fleet policies to comply with federal and environmental regulations. • Facilitated CDL training and managed procurement and disposal of 400 units annually.

• Supervised and managed a diversified fleet, including vehicles ranging from cars to dump trucks. • Oversaw budgeting and CDL training to ensure compliance and operational efficiency. • Acquired and disposed of vehicles while monitoring vendor performance across a 13-state region.

• Performed maintenance, diagnosis, and repairs on vehicles, ensuring high-quality and customer-focused service. • Conducted maintenance and repairs on aerial lift equipment, adhering to safety and reliability standards. • Followed manufacturer's guidelines to maintain optimal performance and safety of all equipment.

• Delivered comprehensive instruction for the Pennsylvania Safety and Inspection and Emission program at Delaware County Community College. • Coordinated and developed all aspects of the program’s curriculum to enhance student learning experiences. • Engaged students through discussions, hands-on learning, and timely feedback on assignments and examinations.