Perform DOT/CDOT inspections on equipment; Decide on safest method of loading, unloading, or moving heavy equipment; Process documentation for new and used equipment delivery and receiving; enter data for vehicle enrollment into the SAP application; Document time from delivery to actual placement in service as well as the status of the check-in process and all required check-in forms; Install special equipment such as warning lights, radios, AVL hardware and safety equipment; Prepare new vehicles for service by applying officially sanctioned decals and logo; Decommission vehicles and equipment by removing aftermarket equipment, decals, license plates and other identifying markings; Maintain a clean, orderly and safe work environment by cleaning the shop, benches, floor and tools periodically. This includes both the heavy and light fleets along with the Equipment Management System, fuel management, procurement of CDOT road equipment, road equipment budget, preparation of new equipment, road equipment inventory, Headquarters Motor Pool operations, joint management of CDOT's light fleet with State Fleet Management, and management/administration of CDOT's Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) systems.