How to become a fueler?

If you’re seeking a position as a Fueler within the trucking industry, you’ll need a high school diploma. A Fueler in the aircraft industry may need additional safety certifications and a background check, depending on FAA guidelines. Most employers provide on-the-job training, though some prior experience with heavy machinery or maintenance is a plus. It’s also beneficial to demonstrate previous experience working on a crew. No matter the field, this is a job that demands physical fitness and the ability to work outside in all kinds of weather. You need a valid driver’s license and a clean driving record. Some employers in either industry may require you to have a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL). Successful individuals should be excellent communicators and possess natural attention for detail; you’re working with dangerous chemicals, so a penchant for safety and process is critical.