Petroleum Designated Operator

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lc servicesFresno (CA)

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Job Description: A Petroleum Designated Operator visits multiple Gas Station sites a day to check compliance items, paperwork and on occasion does on site training. These visits are required to be done monthly. *To be qualified to be a Designated Operator you must have a Designated Operator ICC certification. You are not required to have this certification to apply for this job. We will provide study material and provide 1 on 1 coaching for the test. This job however will be contingent on getting this certification.
Requirements: High school diploma, or equivalent Valid driver’s license and good driving record Basic computer knowledge Strong communication skills Ability to work independently and be self-motivated \nCompany DescriptionLC Services is a petroleum service and maintenance company that was started in 1995 and as of 2019 is employee owned. We specialize in servicing, testing, and construction of existing and new gas stations. Our installers are experienced and completely state certified, which allow us to build with extremely high quality and speed unmatched by any competitor in the industry. We are a fast-paced company that takes pride in the quality work that we do. If you are like-minded and would like to work for a company with strong growth potential, apply today.
Company Description: LC Services is a petroleum service and maintenance company that was started in 1995 and as of 2019 is employee owned. We specialize in servicing, testing, and construction of existing and new gas stations. Our installers are experienced and completely state certified, which allow us to build with extremely high quality and speed unmatched by any competitor in the industry.\r\n\r\nWe are a fast-paced company that takes pride in the quality work that we do. If you are like-minded and would like to work for a company with strong growth potential, apply today.

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