Port Equipment Operator

JOB SUMMARY

Pulls serviced refrigeration equipment to the ready area to provide room at pre‑trip lines. Stages gen‑set chassis in the port and pulls decked‑out boxes from the port to the pre‑trip lines. Keeps the reefer yard open for additional arriving reefers to service. Operates reach stacker and heavy‑lift fork‑lifts to mount and dismount containers. Moves damaged containers to the shop for repair. Fuels and checks fluids of the Tropical equipment. Identifies defects of Tropical equipment and reports back to supervisor.

JOB SCOPE

No supervisory or budgetary responsibilities.

PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Operates jockey truck, fuel truck, fork‑lifts, and reach stacker as necessary to supply the reefer yard with equipment. Transports ready, needing pre‑trip and damaged equipment in and out of the reefer yard. Updates computer system of incoming/outgoing equipment. Notifies supervisor of unusual and/or excessive damages or issues/potential problems. Performs daily maintenance check on jockey truck, fuel truck, fork‑lift and reach stacker. Maintains clear, effective communication using radio. Fuels equipment as needed and documents usage. Checks and maintains fluids of jockey truck, fuel truck and/or assigned equipment. Reports discrepancies and excessive usage of fuel, coolant, or lubricants. Maintains cleanliness and functionality of the fuel truck. Maintains cleanliness of the reefer shop and surroundings. Performs all other duties as assigned. MINIMUM EDUCATION, CERTIFICATION, EXPERIENCE AND PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS EDUCATION: High School Diploma or equivalent. EXPERIENCE: Two years in trucking or shipping operations. Experience in operating tractor trailers and heavy machinery. One year CDL experience operating equipment and fueling equipment. LICENSE: Valid Class A CDL with ability to obtain Tanker & HAZMAT endorsement. Must pass DOT physical. Fork‑lift certification. TRAVEL: None. #J-18808-Ljbffr Saltchuk