Fleet Shop Laborer

Key Job Responsibilities

• Parts Running & Logistics:
  Picking up parts, tools, and materials from vendors and delivering them to technicians.
• Yard & Shop Maintenance:
  Cleaning and organizing the yard, warehouse, and shop area.
• General Labor:
  Assisting mechanics with repairs, helping in the shop, loading/unloading trucks, and moving equipment within the yard. Assist with the decommission process & prepping equipment for sale.
• Safety & Compliance:
  Following all safety protocols, maintaining a clean workspace to avoid hazards, and performing basic vehicle inspections.
• Administrative Support:
  Potential for running errands.

• Valid Driver's License: A clean driving record required to drive company vehicles.
• Physical Stamina:
  Ability to lift, carry, and pull heavy items (often 50–80 lbs), as well as standing, kneeling, and walking for extended periods in various weather conditions.
• Organizational
  
  Skills:
  
  Ability to keep track of inventory, parts, and maintenance schedules.
• Safety Mindset:
  Commitment to following safety rules, including the use of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment).
• Basic Mechanical Knowledge:
  Familiarity with tools and equipment is preferred.
• Technology
  
  Skills:
  
  Proficient with computers, tablets, apps.
  • Occasionally use small power tools
  • May work as lead man in a labor crew
  • Will usually exercise considerable independent judgement to plan work of a routine nature; accepts responsibility for several phases and expedites that work without having to be told or be explained the procedure for performing duties
  • Other related duties as required.
  • Must comply with company’s drug and alcohol abuse policy.
  • Must be able to pass physical examination, pre-employment if necessary, and as required by the company.
  • Able to climb and maintain balance on ladders, scaffolding, stairways, etc.
  • Stoop, kneel, crouch, crawl, or work at elevated heights as well as in confined spaces (towers, vessels, excavations, etc.).
  • Able to carry 50 lbs. of tool and/or materials. It is recommended to get assistance to lift items over 50 lbs. Check with your project supervisor or project safety director.
  • Must be able to stand or walk for long periods of time.
  • Must be able to work extended hours on your feet on uneven surfaces (dirt, concrete, asphalt, mud, gravel, etc.)
  • Must be clean shaven and able to work while wearing a respirator and other personal protective equipment, when required.

• Industrial construction sites and/or fabrication shops.

• Uneven ground
• Obstructed pathways
• Work at low/high elevations
• Confined work spaces

• Predominantly outdoor work
• Exposure to:
  • Extreme heat or cold
  • Humidity, rain, and other weather conditions
  • Loud noise from tools and machinery
  • Potential chemical exposure

• CDL
• Experience with forklifts or heavy machinery.
• Previous experience in a construction shop or warehouse.

• $22-25