Service Station Attendant

A Service Station Attendant, also known as a Petrol Station Attendant, is responsible for refuelling vehicles, providing customer service, and maintaining the station's cleanliness and safety.


A Service Station Attendant plays a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of a petrol station or service station. They are responsible for various tasks, including refuelling customers' vehicles, checking oil and water levels, and cleaning windshields. Attendants also handle cash transactions, provide assistance to customers in using self-service pumps, and maintain the cleanliness and safety of the station premises. Additionally, they may sell convenience store items, such as snacks and beverages. Overall, Service Station Attendants play a pivotal role in delivering efficient and customer-focused service to motorists while upholding safety and regulatory standards.

Tasks:

  • Refuelling vehicles.
  • Checking and topping up fluid levels.
  • Providing customer service.
  • Maintaining station cleanliness.
  • Performing basic maintenance.
  • Handling transactions at the cashier.
  • Restocking shelves and monitoring inventory.

Skills:

  • Customer service skills.
  • Physical stamina.
  • Basic maintenance knowledge.
  • Cash handling abilities.
  • Adaptability to weather conditions.


Employment

  • Petrol service stations.
  • Supermarkets with petrol stations.
  • Independent petrol stations.
  • Motorway service areas.


Further Information

  • Visit local petrol stations and talk to attendants.
  • Research online job portals and industry websites.
  • Contact potential employers directly for insights.
  • Attend job fairs or industry events.
  • Seek guidance from career advisors or employment agencies.
  • Check government labour department websites for job profiles and statistics.


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