Fuel Storage Tank Service Technician

Description

• Work independently and follow all safety protocols
• Communicate with clients and represent TAIT professionally
• Perform compliance tests (spill bucket, vapor recovery, A/B Inspections, etc.)
• Submit reports and timecards using our digital system
• Troubleshoot and repair UST/AST equipment
• Meaningful Work – Help protect the environment and public safety

Requirements

• After Training: 50–75% overnight travel, sometimes 2–3 weeks at a time during peak seasons (weekends may be required)
• Mechanical knowledge and experience with hand tools
• Valid driver’s license & clean driving record
• Valid/Current ICC UST/AST certification and Veeder Root Install/Removal certification
• Physically fit to travel and work in field conditions
• Complete background check, MVR, drug test, and physical
• Basic computer skills (email, Microsoft Office)
• Strong troubleshooting skills with UST/AST systems
• Comfortable traveling & working independently
• 2-4+ years in petroleum, mechanical, or environmental services
• Experience reading and interpreting technical drawings or service manuals
• Dependable, detail-oriented and eager to learn
• A proactive attitude and willingness to go the extra mile
• Ready to lead projects or mentor others
• Familiar with industry regulations and reports
• Complete required training, including 40-hour HAZWOPER
• Initial Training: ~4 weeks in Richardson, TX (25–50% overnight travel)
• Able to climb ladders, kneel, lift heavy lids (with assistance), and work on uneven ground
• Excellent communication skills when working with clients and teammates

Benefits

• Home Dispatch – Start from home with a company truck and tools
• Career Growth – Hiring all levels from Apprentice to Senior Technician.
• Supportive Team – Experienced mentors, collaborative environment
• Certification Rewards – Earn more as you gain new credentials

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance