Field Service Technician — Petroleum Equipment & Meters

Westmor Industries, Inc.; Hugo (MN); On-site; USD 30,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental and vision insurance

Paid vacation

401K retirement with company match

Life insurance

Per diem

Boot reimbursements

Job summary

Westmor Industries, Inc. is seeking a Traveling Technician to service, calibrate and repair a range of petroleum equipment across sites.

You will maintain DOT logs, calibrate pumps and meters, and perform start‑ups on load rack systems while meeting safety and regulatory standards. The role involves frequent travel with 90% overnight weekday trips, and includes benefits such as medical/dental, 401K with match, and paid vacation.

Qualifications

• HS Graduate or equivalent; Tech/trade school training is a plus.
• Outstanding driving record with respect to observing driving regulations and federal/state/local motor vehicle laws.
• Valid State Driver's License with ability to obtain CDL with hazmat endorsement upon hire.
• Experience with mechanical repair, troubleshooting, and an analytical aptitude.

Responsibilities

• Service, calibrate, commission, troubleshoot and repair meters, pumps, registers and other petroleum equipment.
• Maintain required performance and maintenance records and accurate DOT logs/paperwork.
• Start up and service tanker truck terminal load rack equipment, ethanol skids and other petroleum equipment.
• Install and repair grounding and overfill prevention systems.
• Warranty work, annual inspections and emergency service work.
• Equipment testing to check operation.
• 90% overnight weekday travel.
• Other duties as assigned.

Skills

Troubleshooting

Mechanical repair

Analytical aptitude

Safe driving

Education

HS Graduate

Tech/trade school

Tools

Commercial driver's license

Job description

Westmor Industries, Inc. is seeking a Traveling Technician to service, calibrate and repair a range of petroleum equipment across sites.

You will maintain DOT logs, calibrate pumps and meters, and perform start‑ups on load rack systems while meeting safety and regulatory standards. The role involves frequent travel with 90% overnight weekday trips, and includes benefits such as medical/dental, 401K with match, and paid vacation.