Attendants may be exposed to atmospheric and environmental conditions. Attendants are exposed to gas fumes, traffic, and street or highway noise. Many service station attendants work evenings and weekends. The work involves prolonged standing. Some part-time work is available.
Wages vary with level of training, experience and location.
Entry level wages may be lower. Pay varies with the workers experience and employer. Full-time service station attendants may receive benefits. Common benefits include health insurance, sick leave, and paid vacation. There were 2,830 people employed as service station attendants in Indiana in 1998.