Fuel Service & Inspection Technician

Cherokee Enterprises, Inc.•Medley, FL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

This position is for a Service Technician capable of inspecting, removing, installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and maintaining client fueling facilities, including vehicular, emergency generator, and boiler systems. The role involves performing on-site maintenance throughout South Florida, with occasional travel to remote sites. Responsibilities include diagnosing and resolving fuel/petroleum equipment problems, conducting monthly/annual/pre-regulatory inspections, and managing a high level of customer satisfaction through excellent work ethic, appearance, and communication. The job may require rapid response (less than 4 hours) 24/7. The technician will coordinate inspections, maintain good working relationships with inspectors, update Labor Hours/Job Costs Reports, assist with schedule preparation, and maintain proper project documentation. The role also includes responsibility for tools and equipment inventory, attending training, and ensuring accurate cost coding of time cards and work orders. Efficient project closeout, including punch list work, owner training, spare parts transfer, cleanup, and archiving, is also a key function. The technician will enforce EHS department directives and complete all required Health and Safety plan documentation. Environmental duties include assisting Environmental Scientists with sampling, setting up and calibrating equipment, performing environmental sampling (groundwater, surface water, soil), completing field logs, documenting site conditions, packing samples, and operating remediation/dewatering systems.

Requirements

Minimum 3 years of previous experience in this position.
Must have familiarity with computer operations and an aptitude for learning computer skills.
Complete Daily reports / JSAs / Toolbox meetings.
Ability to send and receive email.
Ability to complete online time reporting, including preparation of Certified Payroll sign-in.
Submit Project Photos on a scheduled basis.
Currently or ability to obtain: NCCER accreditation desired.
OSHA 40-HOUR HAZWOPER.
OSHA 30-HOUR CONSTRUCTION.
Veeder Root Certification.
Pneumercator Certification.
Fuelmaster Certification.
Red Jacket Certification.
Others as the Market dictates.
Driver’s License.
Competent Person lockout/Tagout, Confined space and trenching, and excavation procedures in a safe manner.
Identify safety hazards you or other employees may be subject to and take all necessary corrective action to eliminate or minimize hazards.

Nice To Haves

Trade School or Apprentice program strong plus.
Strong background or equivalent training in heavy mechanics, hydraulics, and electrical systems.
Strong diagnosis, repair, and testing abilities.
Ability to interact with others, including customers and colleagues, professionally and courteously.
Demonstrate high standards for appearance, safety, and professionalism.
Ability to build rapport with clients and identify, define, and solve problems and satisfy customer needs.
Ability to lead without constant supervision and be a self-starter.
Strong Multi-tasking skills.
Attention to detail.
Must be a team player.

Responsibilities

Perform on-site maintenance at client fueling facilities throughout South Florida regularly.
Occasional travel to remote sites to assist Project Personnel.
Assist in the diagnosis, analysis, and resolution of fuel/petroleum equipment problems.
Perform fuel facility/systems monthly/annual/pre-regulatory inspections and diagnosis on regular schedules.
Self-schedule much of your own activities in coordination with the Service Project Manager.
Maintain a high level of customer satisfaction, with an excellent work ethic, neat appearance, and good communication skills.
Keep customers informed of job progress, parts availability, cost estimates, and job completion.
Contracts may require rapid response (less than 4 hours), 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Coordinate all required inspections with the site Foreman and maintain good working relationships with inspectors.
Reviews, analyzes, and updates Labor Hours/Job Costs Report information with project management regularly.
Assist Project Managers with schedule preparation.
Keep proper and complete documentation of the project.
Responsible for the care and maintenance of a stock of tools and fuel equipment inventory.
Attend required training with Fuel and Electrical control systems.
Participation in company-provided training.
Ensure accurate and complete cost coding of all time cards and Work Orders on a daily basis.
Review, sign off, and forward time cards to the corporate office as required.
Ensure efficient project closeout, including completion of all punch list work, owner training and instruction, transfer of spare parts, final cleanup, demobilization, and project records archiving.
Enforce and implement the dictates and recommendations of the EHS department.
Complete all documentation required in the Corporate Health and Safety plan.
Assist the Environmental Scientist in the performance of sampling.
Set up of sampling and monitoring equipment – this includes calibration of field equipment.
Maintenance of equipment (cleaning and repair).
Conduct or assist with environmental sampling - may include groundwater, surface water, or soil.
Complete field logs with all required information.
Set up field screening equipment/instruments (OVA Meter, GPS Trimble Unit, etc.), collect field data, and document readings.
Read and interpret field/site maps, document site conditions/changes.
Document field activities with daily reports and pictures.
Properly pack samples and coordinate the delivery of samples to the laboratory.
Operate remediation/dewatering systems, maintain components (pumps, etc.), collect necessary samples for screening.