FUEL TRUCK DRIVER

The Fuel Truck Driver is responsible for safely transporting, loading, and dispensing fuel to job sites, equipment, and vehicles.

This role also includes performing routine lubrication dutiessuch as oiling and greasing of moving partson civil construction equipment.

This is a highly physical, safety-sensitive position requiring full physical capacity and adherence to strict fuel-handling and equipment-safety standards.

Essential Job Functions Driving & Equipment Operation Operate a fuel truck safely and efficiently in compliance with DOT, OSHA, EPA, and company regulations.Drive in various weather and terrain conditions, including uneven ground, construction zones, and remote locations.Perform pre-trip and post-trip inspections and document findings.Operate pumps, hoses, valves, metering equipment, and fueling tools.

Fueling & Lubrication Duties Load, transport, and dispense fuel (diesel, gas, or other petroleum products) to equipment or tanks.Handle, maneuver, and connect heavy hoses (typically 4050 lbs.

or more) repeatedly throughout the shift.Perform routine oiling and greasing of civil construction equipment, including lubricating moving parts, joints, and fittings.Climb onto and under equipment as needed to access lubrication points and fuel locations.Secure all loads and ensure proper containment of hazardous materials.Follow all spill-prevention, environmental, and emergency response procedures.

Physical & Environmental Requirements Lift, push, pull, and carry 50 lbs.

regularly.Bend, stoop, squat, twist, crawl under equipment, and climb in and out of trucks numerous times per shift.Stand and walk on uneven surfaces for extended periods.Work outdoors in extreme weather conditions (heat, cold, wind, rain).Maintain full range of motion, balance, strength, stamina, and awareness necessary for operating in hazardous work zones.

Safety & Compliance Maintain required CDL and endorsements (typically CDL Class B or A with HazMat and Tanker endorsements).Comply with DOT regulations and hours-of-service requirements.Use required PPE at all times.Immediately report spills, incidents, or unsafe equipment conditions.

Administrative & Communication Duties Complete fuel logs, lubrication records, delivery tickets, driver logs, and inspection sheets accurately.Communicate effectively with supervisors, superintendents and field personnel regarding fuel and maintenance needs.Maintain equipment, fueling systems, and truck cleanliness.

Required Qualifications Valid CDL (A or B depending on fleet requirements).Hazardous Materials (H) and Tanker (N or X) endorsements.Ability to pass DOT physical, drug/alcohol screenings, and background checks.Knowledge of fuel handling, lubrication procedures, and heavy equipment components.Ability to operate safely around moving equipment and hazardous materials.

Physical Requirements The Fuel Truck Driver must be able to perform the following without restriction: Lift, carry, and maneuver 50 lbs.Pull and drag heavy fuel hos...