Fuel Truck Driver

Role & Responsibilities

• Ensure company equipment and assets are properly fueled, lubricated, and maintained across job sites
• Keep trucks, trailers, and tools clean and orderly
• Inspect equipment to repair or replace defective items and resolve root causes of failures
• Lead by example on safety; follow all OSHA and MSHA standards, fix hazards immediately, and ensure all rigging and blocking meet capacity limits
• Participate in daily hazard briefings
• Accurately track your time and work toward daily production goals
• Coordinate with site superintendents on equipment availability before leaving a location
• Leave work areas clean and free of trash, rags, or old parts
• Provide adequate notice for time-off requests
• Maintain strong communication, punctuality, and professionalism

Qualifications & Physical Demands

• Active Class B CDL with Hazmat and Tanker endorsements
• OSHA, MSHA, forklift, technical, and First Aid/CPR training
• Fluent in spoken and written English
• Ability to interpret service manuals, operate equipment, and adapt quickly to changing site priorities
• Work outdoors in all weather conditions, standing for long periods, on uneven terrain or around trenches
• Regularly lift 50+ lbs; bend, stoop, kneel, climb ladders, use hand tools, shovel, rake
• Ability to work extended hours as required