Turkey Hill
Gas Maintenance Technician
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Job Description
- Req#: 6ce63e11-81a8-43c7-bc00-af7800fb71ba
- Receive dispatches via email & phone, and works with dispatchers to ensure prioritization of work with the goal of maximizing equipment up-time.
- Perform preventive maintenance inspections.
- Troubleshoots and repairs malfunctioning gas dispensers, submersible pumps, UST monitoring systems, electronic price signs, and various UST/Piping components Updates job status and notes via online work order management system, provides detailed resolution notes Maintains truck inventory accuracy by performing weekly cycle counts and annual inventory.
- Ensures service vehicle is maintained, clean, and well stocked with service parts.
Summary:
Travels to store locations and performs a wide variety of gas maintenance repairs and services. Performs repairs and maintenance on fuel dispensers and related equipment including submersible pumps, UST (Underground Storage Tank) monitoring systems, intercom systems, LED Price Signs & Components, and various UST/Piping components. Performs quality inspections on work performed by outside vendors. Carries cell phone as required for emergency on call services. Responsible for ensuring scheduled maintenance is performed on service truck at required intervals. Responsible for maintaining tools & parts inventory assigned to truck.
Responsibilities :
Working Relationships : Internal: Operations (VP, Regional Manager, ASM, Store Manager), Facilities Managers, dispatchers
Minimum Education: High school diploma or its equivalent.
Preferred Education: Trade school. Field Service Experience.
Preferred Experience: Experience Servicing Wayne, Gilbarco, Veeder-Root, or related equipment.
Soft Skills: Effective interpersonal skills.
Other: Physical: Must be able to lift 80 pounds.
Travel: Clean driving record required. Entire shift requires travel to stores within a 60-90 minute radius of area.
Hours & Conditions: 8-4:30 M-F
About the company
More than 85 years ago, in the southern end of Pennsylvania Dutch Country, Armor Frey started each day by watching the sunrise from the top of Turkey Hill. Then he'd toss a few bottles of milk into the back of his touring sedan and set off to sell them to his neighbors. It was the Great Depression, and every penny helped. Slowly, Armor's route grew. Until one day his "extra milk" business became his only business. Glenn, Emerson, and Charles FreyIn 1947, Glenn, Emerson, and Charles Frey bought their father's business. All the dairy's customers still lived within a few miles. Milking the cows and running home delivery routes provided enough of a living for the young men to raise their families. Over the years, the little dairy thrived on their hard work.