Heavy Equipment Fuel & Lube Mechanic
About the job
- A Class A or B commercial driver's license with Hazmat and Tanker (X) endorsements is required.
- A clean driving record is required.
- At least 2 years of heavy equipment maintenance experience is required.
- Candidates must provide personal hand tools required for preventive maintenance.
- Strong mechanical aptitude is required.
- Dependability and consistent attendance are required.
- The ability to work independently and as part of a team is required.
- Strong verbal and written communication skills are required.
- The ability to work early mornings, overtime, and occasional weekends is required.
- The ability to lift up to 50 pounds and meet the physical requirements of the position is required.
- Employment eligibility will be verified through E-Verify.
- An offer is contingent upon successfully completing a background check, drug screening, and applicable pre-employment physical requirements.
- Fuel heavy equipment, trucks, and support vehicles.
- Perform routine greasing and lubrication of equipment components.
- Complete scheduled preventive maintenance according to manufacturer specifications.
- Perform oil and filter changes, fluid checks, and top-offs.
- Inspect equipment for leaks, wear, damage, and potential repair needs.
- Monitor engine oil, coolant, hydraulic fluid, diesel exhaust fluid, transmission fluid, and differential fluid.
- Maintain accurate fuel, lubricant, and service records.
- Report equipment concerns and needed repairs to the maintenance team.
- Maintain a clean and safe fuel/lube truck and work area.
- Follow all company safety policies and procedures.
- Basic computer skills are preferred.
About the company
Ragle builds highways, bridges and other civil infrastructure for transportation agencies and private project owners. Its work ranges from road construction and interchanges to utility systems, concrete paving and commercial site development, with projects across Indiana, Kentucky, Texas and Illinois. The contractor also takes on specialized work such as bridge overlays, shoring, signal installation and structural steel erection. It manages projects around owners' specifications, schedules and budgets, using estimating and engineering teams to plan construction and deliver contracted work. Founded in 1993, Ragle is headquartered in Newburgh, Indiana.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Newburgh, IN
Founded
1993
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- DFW Summer 2027 field engineering interns get housing and $1,250 weekly pay.
- Mechanic interns receive assigned mentors: Fort Worth's ten-week placement pairs students with experienced mechanics throughout the program.
- DFW senior project engineers get travel support: the role includes a company truck, fuel card and toll tag.
What critics are saying
- DFW field engineering internships demand long weeks: the Summer 2027 program specifies 50 hours per week.
- DFW equipment operators need schedule flexibility: the role requires overtime, nights, weekends and travel as projects require.
- Sponsorship is unavailable: Ragle's Dallas-Fort Worth senior engineering posting excludes employment visa support now and in the future.
What makes Ragle Inc unique
- Equipment stays in-house: Ragle maintains its own fleet and supplies most project equipment internally.
- Ragle builds around its own workforce: its construction model emphasizes completing most work with internal crews.
- Preconstruction engineers rotate departments: North Richland Hills hires spend time in estimating, operations and preconstruction.
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