Fuel Compliance Inspector I

State of Oklahoma; Comanche (TX); On-site; USD 66,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Pension/retirement plans

Vacation days

Job summary

The State of Oklahoma, via the 185 CORPORATION COMMISSION, is seeking a Fuel Specialist I to inspect fuel dispensers and storage systems, collect samples, and enforce performance standards across multiple counties. Entry-level role with field travel and training under experienced inspectors.

Core duties include testing, reporting, and advising station operators on compliance. Standard hours are Monday–Friday, with requirements tied to state regulations and safety prerequisites.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of state and federal rules governing fuel storage systems and inspection procedures.
• Ability to conduct investigations and present evidence both orally and in writing.
• Familiarity with sampling and testing of petroleum fuels and basic math and mechanical principles.

Responsibilities

• Performs tests and inspections of fuel dispensers to ensure accurate measurement.
• Performs field checks of motor fuels for octane rating and collects samples for lab analysis.
• Inspects underground storage tanks for integrity and corrosion protection.
• Verifies antifreeze approvals as required by the Commission.
• Prepares inspection reports and investigation reports as needed.
• Counsels station operators on rules and compliance improvements.

Skills

Rules knowledge

Investigative methods

Fuel sampling

Math & mechanics

Education

Two years petroleum inspection/related experience

12 credit hours in engineering, natural science, or industrial safety

Job description

The State of Oklahoma, via the 185 CORPORATION COMMISSION, is seeking a Fuel Specialist I to inspect fuel dispensers and storage systems, collect samples, and enforce performance standards across multiple counties. Entry-level role with field travel and training under experienced inspectors.

Core duties include testing, reporting, and advising station operators on compliance. Standard hours are Monday–Friday, with requirements tied to state regulations and safety prerequisites.