Join the TAIT Team – Build a Career with Purpose
Why TAIT?
Build a Career – Grow your electrical experience in a specialized fuel systems environment.
Advance Into Leadership – This role offers a pathway into a Construction Foreman position.
Expand Your Skills – Gain hands-on experience with testing, repairs, construction, & certifications.
Work With an Experienced Team – Learn from field professionals across a variety of projects.
Make an Impact – Help keep critical fuel systems safe, reliable, and compliant.
Ready to grow your electrical career in a specialized field? Join TAIT and build what’s next.
About the Role
The Fuel Systems Technician performs electrical, construction, maintenance, testing, and repair work on commercial fuel systems. This field-based role includes wiring and conduit installation, equipment diagnostics, compliance testing, construction support, and service calls, with a pathway into a Construction Foreman role.
Training & Travel Requirements – all company travel expenses covered Initial Training: ~4 weeks in Richardson, TX (25–50% overnight travel)
After Training: 50–75% overnight travel, sometimes 2–3 weeks at a time during peak seasons (weekends may be required)
What You’ll Do Install and terminate conduit and wiring for fuel system components and emergency 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.
Who We’re Looking For 2–5 years of related commercial electrical construction, installation, and supervision experience.
Electrical license/certification preferred; Apprentice or Journeyman Electrician certification is a plus.
Knowledge of NEC requirements and commercial power distribution, lighting, and low-voltage systems.
ICC UST and Veeder Root certifications preferred.
24- or 40-hour HAZWOPER certificate or current 8-hour refresher.
Valid driver’s license required; Microsoft Office proficiency preferred.
Additional Requirements Complete background check, MVR, and physical/drug screening.
Travel and work out of town as needed.
Communicate professionally with clients and team members.
Read electrical/construction plans and machine diagnostic reports.
Strong organization and good housekeeping practices.
Physical Requirements Drive/haul a trailer and travel extensive distances. (see training & travel requirements)
Walk on varying job-site terrain.
Climb ladders/stairs and kneel, squat, bend, stoop, and twist as needed.