Cedric Benoit
About Cedric Benoit
Cedric Benoit is a Chef D'atelier at Transdev, where he has worked since 2019, managing a fleet of 90 vehicles and overseeing a team of six. He has extensive experience in vehicle maintenance and management, having held various roles in the industry since 2008.
Current Role at Transdev
Cedric Benoit has been serving as Chef D'Atelier at Transdev since 2019. In this role, he manages a fleet of 90 vehicles, including 19 articulated vehicles. His responsibilities include ensuring optimal maintenance and operational efficiency of the fleet. He oversees a team of six workshop personnel, focusing on their management and training needs to enhance their skills and performance. His position is based in Coubron and Chelles.
Previous Experience in the Automotive Industry
Prior to his current role, Cedric Benoit worked at Transdev as an Electromécanicien from 2010 to 2016 in Lagny Sur Marne. He also held positions at Groupe Keolis, where he served as Responsable d'atelier for six months in 2018 and as Chef d'équipe in service maintenance from 2016 to 2018 in Goussainville. Earlier in his career, he worked at CETIF as Mécanicien for four months in 2008.
Education and Professional Qualifications
Cedric Benoit completed his studies at Lycée Maréchal Leclerc, where he achieved a Baccalauréat Professionnel in maintenance après-vente auto from 2003 to 2005. He furthered his education at GARAC, obtaining a Brevet de Technicien Supérieur in apprentissage en maintenance VI from 2005 to 2008. Additionally, he studied at GARAC Argenteuil, where he earned a BTS MAVA option VI during the same period.
Technical Skills and Management Strategies
In his current role, Cedric Benoit utilizes the GMAO (MOVE) system daily to streamline maintenance operations and improve workshop productivity. He coordinates with subcontractors for specialized services, such as tires, glazing, and general mechanics, to maintain high service quality. His effective management and maintenance strategies led to a 66% reduction in vehicle immobilization in 2019.