Truck Service Equipment Operator

Role Summary: 
 Operation of service truck, driver will perform fueling, lubrication, and general maintenance functions for farm fleet equipment and vehicles.

What to Expect in the Role: 
•    Supply fuel to farm equipment and vehicles. (tractors, sod harvesters, and stationary equipment such as pumps) 
•    Lubricate farm equipment (tractors, sod harvesters, pumps, etc.)
•    Check and maintain farm equipment batteries.
•    Maintain fuel records.
•    Maintain oil records. 
•    Clean or replace air filters.
•    Replace fuel filters.
•    Replace grease fittings.
•    Report equipment problems to the applicable supervisor.
•    Work a ten (10) hour shift, five (5) to six (6) days per week, with extended hours as necessary.
•    Perform all safety requirements as identified in the Job Safety Analysis (JSA).

What We Will Be Needing From You: 
•    A valid CDL Class A or B Driver’s License with Air Brake, Haz-Mat, and tanker endorsements  
•    Requires the ability to understand the manufacturer’s operator manual for the proper maintenance requirements of equipment.  
•    Requires the ability to properly handle and manage various chemicals, solvents, oils, lubricants, fuel, etc.