<p>Perform skilled mechanical service work on various types of fleet equipment such as cranes, forklifts, automobiles, trucks (both light and heavy duty), gasoline and diesel engines, manlift, heavy equipment such as backhoes, front loaders, graders, street sweepers, and small equipment, along with all other types of power-driven equipment in accordance with standard trade practices Operate a lube truck to maintain and service gasoline and diesel power equipment including: engine oil changes, chassis lubrication, check and replenish other fluids as needed. Repair or replace as needed: lights, brakes and related parts, chassis parts, mounted vehicle components (both interior and exterior), install and repair safety equipment, light bars, spots lights, emergency beacons, communication system and related vehicle wiring.Provide or have own toolsComply with all safety regulations and participate in an effective shop Safety Program. Demonstrate knowledge of occupational hazards and safety precautions of maintenance shop work.Test and inspect completed work to assure proper performance and timely completion.Comply with the Code of Conduct & Rules of Behavior outlined in the Kinder Morgan employee safety handbookExperience with the following:Hydraulic systemsHydraulic controlled systemsElectronic ignition systemsElectrical knowledge in 12/24 volt systemsDiesel and gas enginesChanging oil and filters on front end loaders, automotive, excavators, material handlers stackers, remote buckets as well as cable controlled bucket magnet systems 220 volt DC and control systems, grapplesEstablish and maintain effective working relationships with those contacted in the course of work.Work out of doors in all types of weather conditions Secure and maintain Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC)</p>