This entry-level position provides training to help advance a technician’s career. The trainee will be trained and certified to perform routine maintenance and troubleshoot customers’ equipment. Training sessions may take place outside the trainee’s local area; the company pays for training, lodging, and meals. Hours may vary, with at least 40 hours of work per week and overtime. Most calls are completed during the day shift. After training, the technician joins an on-call rotation. The role involves completing petroleum service calls at locations such as retail gas stations, commercial sites, hospitals, travel stops, and government facilities. Work includes troubleshooting and repairing fuel dispensers and point-of-sale systems, installing and testing equipment, and performing repairs and preventive maintenance on fueling systems. The technician also completes service paperwork and communicates with dispatchers, managers, and customers.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED