Compliance- Motor Fuel and Quality Program Specialist II; trainee

Compliance
- Motor Fuel and Quality Program Specialist II (trainee) #1001-26

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- Motor Fuel and Quality Program Specialist II (trainee) #1001-26 role at Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.

Motor Fuels Program Trainee is selected by and responsible to the Motor Fuels Program Supervisor and performs moderately complex consultative and technical work in the planning, development, and implementation of the Motor Fuels/Skimmer Response Program. The Trainee will receive on-the-job training under the general supervision of the Motor Fuels Program Supervisor for the Trainee to successfully complete the examinations for Basic Competency for Liquid Measuring Devices, Retail Motor Fuel Dispensing Systems, Hi Flow Technician and Low Flow Technicians.

The trainee will also be trained to perform inspections of motor fuel devices; respond to reports of skimmers throughout Texas; conduct inspections and write reports; coordinate program activities with other work units in the agency and external organizations to accomplish section objectives; and other duties as assigned to maintain program/agency operations. Travel up to 75% required. Some work may be performed under extreme climactic and/or hazardous working conditions.

• Performs an array of technical, training, research, planning, and administrative activities for the Motor Fuels/Skimmer Response Program.
• Under guidance, completes training related to the regulation of motor fuel devices—including studying and analyzing material related to the regulation of motor fuels. Studies and reviews training materials to successfully complete: the National Council on Weights and Measures Retail Motor Fuel Dispensing Systems exam;
  National Council on Weights and Basic Competency Exam – Measuring exam; and the Low Flow and High Flow examination.
• Conducts inspections on motor fuel devices and merchants daily for compliance with codes, the Motor Fuel and Quality Law and Rules, and national standards; prepares and submits inspection data as required using prescribed forms.
• Documents violations and monitors the status of non‑compliance. Conducts follow‑up inspections to verify that entities perform corrective action of existing violations, ensuring public safety in accordance with the Texas Law and Rules and applicable national standards.
• May assist in developing requirements for electronic reporting, analyzing and data gathering and organization.
• Under guidance, performs audits and investigations of all items related to motor fuels and skimmer complaints to ensure compliance with statute and rule.
• Assists the Motor Fuels Program Supervisor and FMQ Specialists in conducting training, seminars, and providing education/training to the general public, department staff, inspectors, investigators, industry representatives, government officials, and other interested groups on integration of new methods, procedures, standards, and matters related to the program.
• Under guidance, may respond to technical complaints, questions, emails and calls regarding the motor fuels program.
• Assists in reviewing and evaluating information related to the Motor Fuels training program to identify gaps in resources and recommend improvements.