Helper,Fleet Management

The purpose of this position is to ensure that fleet vehicles and equipment are maintained and repaired in a safe, reliable, economical, and serviceable manner. This is a Union position focused on basic preventive and corrective maintenance on company fleet vehicles and equipment.

• Perform preventive maintenance oil changes and inspections in accordance with defined fleet procedures and minor electrical repairs on all fleet vehicles and equipment.
• Perform fueling and checking of fluids (as needed) on all fleet vehicles and equipment in accordance with defined fleet procedures, company safety guidelines, and state and federal regulations.
• Maintain fleet garage tire inventory; perform tire repairs/changes; and handle excavating chain adjustments and related bullet replacements to ensure fleet vehicles and equipment operate safely and reliably.
• Transport fleet vehicles and equipment between fleet service, third‑party establishments, and operating areas. Perform general fleet facility/housekeeping, vehicle equipment cleaning, washing activities, and other duties as assigned.

• Identify and inform supervisor and other qualified fleet personnel of vehicle and equipment preventive/corrective maintenance issues outside of their qualifications to ensure completion in a safe, reliable, and timely manner.
• Organize and effectively manage daily work assignments; accurately record time, material, and service charges in accordance with company policies, procedures, and defined fleet work practices.
• Identify and inform co‑workers, peers, and management of unsafe conditions or work practices to ensure compliance with company policies and mitigate personnel injuries or safety‑related incidents.

• Engage with fleet, business unit, and department personnel courteously, ensuring transparency on fleet maintenance and transportation activities.
• Engage with third‑party service providers, training, and safety to ensure overall effectiveness in fleet maintenance and training activities.
• Collaborate with fleet, other departments, and safety personnel/committees to ensure a safe work environment.

• Execute responsibilities timely and accurately to ensure overall fleet vehicle and equipment availability, performance, and reliability.
• Identify and initiate fleet process, service, and material improvements focused on enhancing departmental efficiencies and cost effectiveness.
• Provide timely and accurate information and system updates on pending fleet vehicle and maintenance activities to ensure efficient and effective resource scheduling.

Education, Certifications/Licenses:

• Commercial Driver’s License class A (with air brake endorsement) – required.
• Department of Transportation medical card – required.
• Must meet job requirements by the 120‑day performance review.

Work Hours:
Monday – Thursday 3:30 pm – 12:00 am
Friday 1:30 pm – 10:00 pm

Preferred: Automotive technology courses.

Required: 1–2 years of automotive work, including basic preventive maintenance and tire mounting; or equivalent academic and education experience.

Preferred: Exposure to utility, municipal, or commercial fleet maintenance environment.

Required: Reading, writing, and computer/system skills sufficient to enter work orders, time, material, and other required record‑keeping information into company‑supported systems.

Ability to obtain and retain company‑required driving, safety, and compliance training/certifications in a timely manner.

Preferred: Knowledge of natural gas vehicles and related support systems.

• The position works in a garage environment.
• The position requires flexibility in working shifts as required.

Southern Company Gas is a wholly owned subsidiary of Atlanta‑based Southern Company (NYSE:

SO), America’s premier energy company. Southern Company Gas serves approximately 4.2 million natural gas utility customers through its regulated distribution companies in four states and approximately 600,000 retail customers through its companies that market natural gas. For more information,…