Fuel Maintenance Service Technician

Essential Duties and Job Responsibilities include but not limited to thefollowing: Responsible to maintain manufacturer certifications. Mechanical repairs, installation and startup of fueling systems. Electronic repairs, installation and startup of fueling systems. Minor electrical repairs of fueling systems. Repairs to tank field components. i.e., spill buckets, ball floats, overfillprotection, etc. Repair of Veeder Root Systems. Repairs and installation of electronic cash registers and consoles. Repairs and installation of electronic tank monitoring systems, incl. allcomponents. Repairs and installation of all fueling control panels. Repairs and installation to the Point of Service (POS) Systems. Repairs and installation of the intercoms. Perform calibrations and reporting to state agencies with all properdocumentation and paperwork. To perform manufacturer’s warranty calls where applicable and allnecessary paperwork required by manufacturer. Communicates with Service Operations Manager on any related situationspertaining to job. Responsible for informing immediate supervisor on a dailybasis of his or her progress and to inform of any unforeseen circumstancesthat may arise. All work is conducted in accordance with applicable quality, health, safetyand environmental regulations. Prepares daily work tickets, documenting and approving work performed,materials used, cost, etc.

Basic knowledge of plumbing & electrical. OSHA (40 hours) – company will support/facilitate. Must be willing to travel and possible hotel stays. Ability to lift up to 50 pounds High School Diploma or General Education Degree (GED); or one to threemonths related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination ofeducation and experience. Good attendance and punctuality are a must. Safely drive a company vehicle to and from project sites daily.