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The Oiler Operator operates a lubrication service truck to fuel, lubricate, and perform preventive maintenance on construction equipment and support vehicles. The role delivers petroleum, oil, lubricants (POL), coolant, diesel exhaust fluid (DEF), and other fluids to equipment in the field; checks and maintains fluid levels; collects fluid samples; changes filters and oil; and completes lubrication services according to manufacturer specifications and maintenance schedules. The position includes inspecting equipment and reporting defects, leaks, wear, or safety concerns; checking tires and other equipment components; cleaning or replacing air-conditioning filters and condensers; making minor repairs and adjustments; maintaining equipment cleanliness; and completing service and maintenance records. The operator also monitors fluid inventories, follows environmental requirements for handling and disposing of materials, and keeps service trucks, tools, equipment, and work areas clean, organized, and safe. Work is performed outdoors in varying weather and around heavy equipment, construction traffic, and active construction operations. The role requires frequent climbing on and off equipment and vehicles, working on uneven surfaces and equipment platforms, and handling materials weighing up to 60 pounds. Extended hours, including occasional weekends, may be required by project and operational demands.
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