Fuel Inspector I: Field Testing & Tank Inspections

State of Oklahoma; Idaho; On-site; USD 62,000 - 84,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

15 days annual leave (1–5 yrs)

18 days annual leave (5–10 yrs)

20 days annual leave (10–20 yrs)

25 days annual leave (over 20 yrs)

Sick leave: 15 days per year

Health insurance package

Retirement plans

Job summary

State of Oklahoma seeks a Fuel Specialist I to inspect fuel dispensers and underground storage systems, collect samples, test fuels, and enforce Corporation Commission rules. The role requires travel to stations within territory and involves preparing reports and advising operators on compliance.

Entry-level position with training, permanent schedule, and opportunities to work with environmental and industry groups.

Qualifications

• Two years of petroleum inspection or related experience, or 12 credits in engineering/science.
• Ability to travel to service stations and work in field environments.
• Knowledge of state and federal rules governing fuel storage systems.

Responsibilities

• Performs tests and inspections of fuel dispensers to assure accurate measurement.
• Performs field checks of motor fuels for octane rating and collects samples.
• Inspects underground storage tanks for integrity and compliance with upgrades.
• Verifies antifreeze approvals and prepares inspection reports.
• Counsels station operators on rule interpretation and corrective plans.
• Issues Notices of Violation and enforces Commission orders.
• Acts as liaison to multi-agency environmental committees.

Skills

Inspection knowledge

Analytical skills

Communication

Education

Petroleum inspection experience

Engineering/Science coursework

Job description

State of Oklahoma seeks a Fuel Specialist I to inspect fuel dispensers and underground storage systems, collect samples, test fuels, and enforce Corporation Commission rules. The role requires travel to stations within territory and involves preparing reports and advising operators on compliance.

Entry-level position with training, permanent schedule, and opportunities to work with environmental and industry groups.