Propane Service Technician

Responsibilities

• Test and examine pipelines and equipment to locate leaks, faulty pipe connections, and determine pressure and flow of gas.
• Dismantle meters and regulators, and replace defective pipes, thermocouples, thermostats, valves, and indicator spindles.
• Prepare and present estimates for installation and repair.
• Install, repair, and maintain propane appliances.
• Provide emergency response on call.
• Hook up and change out propane tanks.
• Service and repair heating equipment.
• Perform system re‑piping and conversion.
• Conduct pump‑outs.
• Perform tune‑ups and gas checks.
• Provide professional and courteous customer service.
• Maintain records in accordance with regulations and company procedures.
• Occasionally deliver propane/fuel.
• Maintain accurate parts inventory.
• Measure, cut, thread pipe, and connect it to feeder lines, equipment, or appliances.

Requirements

• Class A or B CDL license with ability to obtain Hazmat, Tanker, and Air Brake endorsements.
• Pass a motor vehicle record (MVR) check.
• Successful drug screening and background verification.
• Propane service technician experience preferred but not required.

Benefits

• Competitive hourly pay, reviewed after the first 90 days.
• Health insurance and dental coverage.
• Company‑paid life insurance.
• Company‑sponsored short‑term disability plan.
• Paid holidays.
• Two weeks paid time off.
• Incentive bonus pay plan.
• 401(k) plan with a 10 % profit‑sharing contribution.
• Flexible work schedules.
• Tuition reimbursement.
• Possible relocation assistance.

Pay

$27–$30 per hour, with a review after the first 90 days.

Schedule

Full‑time position with flexible work schedules and on‑call emergency response duties.