Safe Handling: Ensuring the safe handling of gasoline to prevent spills, accidents, and injuries. This includes following proper procedures for fueling and using safety equipment such as gloves and goggles when necessary. Customer Service: Interacting with customers in a friendly and professional manner while filling their vehicles with petrol. This may involve greeting customers, processing payments, and providing assistance if needed. Knowledge of Fueling Equipment: Understanding how to operate fuel pumps and other equipment used for petrol filling. This includes knowing how to select the correct fuel grade, use payment systems, and handle emergency shutdown procedures if required. Maintaining Cleanliness: Keeping the petrol filling area clean and organized to ensure a pleasant experience for customers. This includes regularly cleaning fuel pumps, disposing of waste properly, and maintaining a tidy work environment. Monitoring Fuel Levels: Monitoring fuel levels in underground storage tanks and ensuring that an adequate supply of petrol is available for customers at all times. This may involve placing orders for petrol deliveries when necessary and managing inventory levels effectively. Compliance with Regulations: Adhering to all relevant regulations and safety standards related to petrol filling, including environmental regulations, fire safety protocols, and guidelines for handling hazardous materials. Emergency Response: Being prepared to respond to emergencies such as fuel spills, fires, or medical incidents. This includes knowing how to use firefighting equipment, administering first aid if needed, and contacting emergency services promptly. Maintaining Records: Keeping accurate records of petrol sales, including the volume of fuel dispensed, payment transactions, and any incidents or issues that occur during the fueling process.