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Petroleum Management Services, Inc.
Oil Burner Technician / Fuel Systems Technician Posting
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A Chemical Operator operates machinery used in the manufacture and packaging of chemical products.
$62,862 / year median in Massachusetts
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Oil Burner Technician / Fuel Systems Technician Posting Petroleum Management Services, Inc. Wakefield, MA Job Details Full-time From $35 an hour 1 hour ago Benefits Profit sharing Paid holidays Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off Tools provided Qualifications Generator repair Regulatory inspections Field service equipment repair Regulatory compliance evaluation System troubleshooting Electrical generators Certificate of Competency Component installation Electronic systems troubleshooting Pipe threaders Mechanical boiler troubleshooting Mid-level Industrial equipment installation CDL Compliance monitoring Steel Backup power maintenance Leak detectors Environmental regulatory compliance Wastewater treatment plant experience Working on construction projects Mechanical troubleshooting Wastewater systems Full Job Description A different kind of work for someone who already knows burners: If you hold a Massachusetts Oil Burner Technician certificate and you have spent the last several years on service calls, no-heat runs, and weekend rotations, this is a different application of the same skill set. Petroleum Management Services, Inc. (PMSI) builds and maintains the fuel systems that keep hospitals, universities, and municipalities running. Emergency generators. Industrial boilers. Day tanks, pump sets, and boiler-room distribution. The same combustion and fuel-supply knowledge you already have, applied to mission-critical institutional systems instead of residential no-heats. We are a veteran-owned, independent company serving commercial, institutional, and public clients across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island for over 30 years. We are not owned by private equity, and we are not a retail gas station contractor.
Why technicians make this move:
- The work is scheduled, not reactive. Institutional projects and compliance inspection programs are planned. You are not living on emergency calls.
- You go deeper, not wider. Institutional fuel systems work is a narrow specialty with very few people in it. That scarcity is what makes the career.
- Real projects, not just service. Tank installations and removals, boiler-room fuel loops, pump sets, generator fuel systems. You see jobs through from layout to startup.
- Electronics is where this industry is going. Tank monitoring, leak detection, controls, and diagnostics. Technicians who own both the mechanical and the electronic side become the ones clients ask for by name. We will train you into it.
- We pay for licenses and certifications. Petroleum Equipment Institute (PEI), International Code Council (ICC), hoisting, confined space entry, HAZWOPER, monitoring systems, and for the right technicians a commercial driver's license. On our dime. What you would be doing :
- Service, retrofit, and installation of fuel oil supply and return piping, day tanks, duplex pump sets, and boiler-room fuel distribution
- Generator fuel system service and installation
- Troubleshooting and repair of electronic tank monitoring and leak detection equipment (training provided)
- Regulatory compliance inspections of mechanical systems and leak detection equipment
- Working on tank installation and removal projects alongside our construction crews
- Working directly with facilities directors and plant managers at hospitals, universities, and other institutions What we are looking for:
- Massachusetts Oil Burner Technician certificate (DFS Certificate of Competency): strongly preferred
- Several years of commercial or industrial burner, boiler, or fuel systems service experience
- Comfortable with fuel oil piping, threading, and mechanical work
- Interest in learning the petroleum and regulatory side of the business: codes, compliance, monitoring systems
- Clean driving record, valid driver's license, DOT physical, background check and drug screen Also a strong fit if you are coming from:
- Commercial boiler service
- Industrial or commercial pipefitting with black steel experience
- Generator service
- Water or wastewater treatment operations We do not expect anyone to walk in knowing petroleum systems.
Compensation and Benefits:
- Pay based on experience. We work with a mix of private institutional and public clients, and a portion of our work is prevailing wage, which meaningfully increases earnings on those jobs
- Comprehensive health benefits including dental
- 401(k) with profit sharing component
- Annual bonus based on company and individual performance
- Paid vacation and 9 paid holidays
- All tools provided by PMSI
- Paid licensing and certification in the credentials that matter
- A four-tier technician career path with defined certifications at each stage, up through project foreman with potential to grow into office-based estimator / project manager About the company: PMSI provides installation, repair and removal, regulatory compliance inspections, and environmental services to major hospital systems, commercial real estate owners, schools, and municipalities.