Webber - Fueler/Servicer - Heavy Civil

Ferrovial•Hardeeville, SC

About The Position

The Fueler/Servicer fuels, greases, and inspects construction equipment as directed, safely and efficiently, while following Webber LLC and Equipment Department safety policies and procedures. The role reports to assigned job sites, services equipment daily, obtains equipment hours, identifies and reports mechanical or safety defects, and maintains accurate daily time sheets and fuel logs. The position also involves inspecting and maintaining the fuel truck, checking its fluids and safety equipment, keeping it clean and orderly, and reporting mechanical problems. The employee must follow procedures for fueling and lubricating equipment, secure trucks nightly, and wear required personal protective equipment on job sites. A driver’s license and a CDL with tanker and HazMat endorsements are required.

Requirements

Valid driver’s license.
CDL with tanker and HazMat endorsements required.
Wear required personal protective equipment while on job sites.
Follow Webber LLC and Equipment Department safety policies and procedures.

Responsibilities

Report to assigned job sites and fuel all equipment daily.
Shut off equipment while greasing, fueling, and checking fluids.
Obtain equipment hours from each job site daily.
Inspect equipment for mechanical or safety defects and report findings immediately to a supervisor.
Lubricate grease points according to manufacturer lube charts and fill automatic grease canisters to the specified level, using the designated grease for hammers.
Turn in time sheets and fuel logs daily.
Maintain accurate daily fuel logs with unit numbers, equipment hours, job numbers, gallons, and vendor names for third-party rentals.
Check equipment fluid levels, radiator and antifreeze, batteries and terminals, engine belts, tires, undercarriage wear metals, and crane safety annual inspection dates.
Wash radiators and other components as needed.
Inspect the fuel truck, including fluid levels, service intervals, tires, inspection stickers, and license tags.
Check the fuel truck’s safety equipment, including mirrors, fire extinguisher, seat belt, safety triangles, lights, and alarms.
Keep trucks clean inside and out and orderly; report mechanical problems promptly.
Check and fill the automatic oiler for air pumps and drain the air/water separator daily.
Drain the air compressor tank and truck air tank daily.
Top off the truck with lubricants and fuel by the end of each day, if applicable.
Do not leave bulk fuel nozzles unattended while in use; do not adjust air regulators for truck pumps.
Lock and secure trucks nightly.
Follow the stated no-smoking restrictions near job sites, fuel trucks, and fuel tanks.
Wear required personal protective equipment on job sites, including a hard hat, safety vest, and eye protection.