Webber - Fuel Truck Driver -Heavy Civil

Ferrovial•Pensacola, FL

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Join Ferrovial: Where Innovation Meets Opportunity. Ferrovial is a global leader in infrastructure, solving complex problems and generating positive outcomes. Webber, part of Ferrovial Construction, is a leading construction company specializing in heavy civil, waterworks, energy, and infrastructure management. Webber is headquartered in Houston, Texas, with offices and projects in the United States and Canada. Webber supports a wide range of project models and has an in-house engineering services department. As a subsidiary of Ferrovial, Webber has access to a global network of skilled engineers, best-in-class technology, and vast resources.

Requirements

Follow and comply with all Webber LLC and Equipment Department safety policies and procedures.
Personal Protective Equipment (P.P.E) must be worn at all times while on job sites; hard hat, Safety vest, eye protection, etc.
Black grease for all Hammers only – regular grease for everything else.

Nice To Haves

DO NOT ADJUST AIR REGULATORS FOR PUMPS ON TRUCK.
DO NOT leave bulk fuel nozzles UNATTENDED while in use Failure to comply will result in IMMEDIATE TERMINATION.
NO SMOKING on job sites or within 50’ (feet) of Fuel Truck or Fuel Tanks!!!!!

Responsibilities

Fuel, grease, and inspect construction equipment as directed, in a safe and efficient manner.
Report to all assigned job sites and fuel all equipment daily.
Shut off equipment while greasing, fueling, and checking fluids.
Obtain hours from all equipment on each job site daily.
Inspect units for any mechanical or safety defects and report findings immediately.
Lube all grease points in accordance with manufacturer’s lube charts.
Fill automatic grease canisters to 2” from top.
Turn in time sheets and fuel logs DAILY.
Maintain an accurate Daily Fuel Log, with correct unit numbers, equipment hours, job numbers, number of gallons, and vendor name for 3rd party rentals.
Check and inspect all fluid levels (engine, hydraulic, transmission, etc.).
Check radiator, antifreeze level and protection level.
Check batteries and terminals.
Check engine belts.
Check tires.
Check undercarriage.
Check wear metals.
Check Crane Safety Annual Inspection Date.
Wash radiators and other components as needed.
Notify Supervisor of any mechanical defects immediately.
Inspect fuel truck; check all fluid levels, maintain service intervals, tires, inspection stickers, license tags, etc.
Check all safety equipment on truck; mirrors, fire extinguisher, seat belt, safety triangles, lights, alarms, etc. per D.O.T.
Keep all trucks clean inside & out, and in an orderly fashion.
Report any mechanical problems to your supervisor immediately.
Check & fill the automatic oiler for the air pumps and drain the air/water separator daily.
Drain air compressor tank and truck air tank daily.
“Top Off” truck with all lubricants and fuel by the end of each day, if applicable.
Lock and secure trucks nightly.