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Duration: CDD
Job description:
The firefighter is primarily responsible for the sale of the fuel. It must maintain depot operations by ensuring that products sold are handled, stored and delivered in accordance with the required mandatory standards, and that facility operations must comply with all strict standards, local legislation, SAP requirements and the latest HSE standards. He/she must ensure that the deposit is managed efficiently and safely. It performs basic site cleaning and maintenance tasks
Main duties
Welcoming Customers and Providing Excellent Customer Service: Improving Relationships with Customers and Colleagues
Fill up with gasoline wash the windshields and check the level of liquid in the vehicles: always make sure to meet the customer's request
Ensure the overall cleanliness of the station: the working environment must always be clean
Other information
Cashing out the payment of fuel and other products: perform cashier tasks
Checking Fuel Levels: Schedule tank soaking exercises to get a daily submission of the soaks.
Provide free sub-capot service: provide this service to customers in order to advise on the purchase of lubricants.
Offer the wiper service in order to retain the customer
Advise on the use of fuel and various derivatives available for sale
Candidate profile
AUTO/BT Mechanical CAP
Driving licence
Be under 35 years old, dynamic and clean
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