Service Station Attendants - Main Service Station Attendants Service station attendants sell fuel, clean windshields, and provide basic automotive services. Service station attendants fill fuel tanks at gas pumps for autos, buses, trucks, and other vehicles. Some check oil, water, air pressure, fan belts, oil filters, and transmission and brake fluid levels.
Some attendants perform simple service and repair tasks under the direction of a mechanic.
These include changing oil and replacing belts, lights, windshield wipers, and other accessories on motor vehicles. Attendants may make minor auto repairs and adjustments. They also keep service areas and rest rooms clean. They may collect payment for services and supplies. Some drive tow trucks and make emergency repairs at breakdown sites.