Fuel Lube Driver

McGuire & Hester

About The Position

McGuire and Hester is a comprehensive sitework construction company with 100-year history of building many of Northern California’s most recognizable landmark and infrastructure projects. We offer a full range of services, including pipeline, grading, paving, concrete, landscape and mechanical work, utilizing both conventional and alternative project delivery methods. Our team adage “Together We Build Things Right” sums up our culture and explains what makes McGuire and Hester both an excellent partner and a great place to work. The fuel lube driver’s function is to safely maintain and fuel our equipment fleet. This job description may also perform a wide variety of tasks, transferring from one task to another as the work dictates. You will be responsible for making sure the equipment is fueled and well maintained.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED preferred and general knowledge of small tools and how they run
Ability to converse in English
Appl common sense understanding to carry out multiple step instructions. Deal with standardized situations with occasional variables
Valid Class A California drivers license, clean driving record and HazMat (H) and Tanker (N).

Responsibilities

Use general knowledge of mechanical machinery in the following areas to perform minor repairs and preventative maintenance of all McGuire & Hester equipment related to operations owned or rented.
Maintain a clean, safe, and effective work area.
Perform and document 5000HR/1000HR services preventative maintenance repairs on selected equipment and able to collect oil samples.
Inform equipment manager of unsafe operator practices and abuses of equipment by field personnel
Find potential problems with equipment or systems that can repaired before a situation worsens
Find a suggest new and improved methods of producing a better product, reducing costs, or improving productivity
Establish and maintain open communications with field personnel
Determine if a piece of equipment is safe to operate and Red Tag if necessary. Communicate your activity to the Resource Manager
Always maintain your assigned fuel truck in a professional manner and practice safe driving
Perform CHP mandated safety inspections professionally and completely.
Accurately cost code all labor and material associated with repairs. Record hour/mileage on all documents related to repairs or inspections.
Be willing to share knowledge increase the abilities of the entire maintenance staff
Plan your work to make the most efficient use of time and resources
Maintain a professional appearance and attitude.
Think Safety-First and actively participate in the “Safety Bucks” program