Fuel Systems Technician — Travel, Training, and Path to Foreman

Tait & Associates, Inc; Charlotte (NC); Hybrid; USD 52,000 - 78,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible schedule

401(k) with match

Paid time off

Health insurance

Job summary

TAIT is seeking an Electrical Systems Technician to perform wiring, testing, maintenance, and repair work on commercial fuel systems. The role includes conduit installation, diagnostics, and field service with a clear pathway into a Construction Foreman role.

The position requires 2–5 years of relevant experience, NEC knowledge, and a valid driver’s license. Training includes travel with extensive overnight stays; benefits and flexible schedules are offered.

Qualifications

• 2–5 years of related commercial electrical construction and supervision experience.
• Electrical license/certification preferred; Journeyman Electrician certification is a plus.
• Knowledge of NEC requirements and commercial power distribution, lighting, and low‑voltage systems.
• 24- or 40-hour HAZWOPER certificate or refresher.

Responsibilities

• Install and terminate conduit and wiring for fuel system components and generator equipment.
• Test, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair UST/AST systems and related electrical/electro‑mechanical equipment.
• Perform monitoring, secondary containment, spill bucket, and vapor recovery testing.
• Support construction/repair projects and respond to maintenance and service calls.
• Complete daily logs and progress reports; meet project deadlines.

Skills

Electrical construction

Wiring & conduit

NEC knowledge

Troubleshooting

MS Office

Education

Electrical license/certification preferred

Journeyman Electrician certification

HAZWOPER certification (24/40h)

Tools

ICC UST certification

Veeder Root certification

Job description

TAIT is seeking an Electrical Systems Technician to perform wiring, testing, maintenance, and repair work on commercial fuel systems. The role includes conduit installation, diagnostics, and field service with a clear pathway into a Construction Foreman role.

The position requires 2–5 years of relevant experience, NEC knowledge, and a valid driver’s license. Training includes travel with extensive overnight stays; benefits and flexible schedules are offered.