Quantum Fuel Systems LLC

Technician - Fuel Systems (Level 1)

Midland, Texas, United States

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About the role

If you know your way around trucks, trailers, or mechanical systems, this is how you break into a specialized field that most technicians never get access to.
As a Technician Trainee - Fuel Systems (Level 1), you'll work alongside certified inspectors learning Modal Acoustic Emission (MAE) testing, an advanced, in-demand method for evaluating compressed natural gas and hydrogen storage systems.

Frequent use of hands is required for handling tools, sensors, and computer equipment.
Experience with high-pressure gas systems or an existing TRRC CNG certification will set you apart.
MAE Level 1 (per ASNT, ISO 9712, or equivalent) preferred but not required, training will be provided.

Start your career in clean-energy inspection.
We'll get you certified.
ABOUT THE ROLE If you know your way around trucks, trailers, or mechanical systems, this is how you break into a specialized field that most technicians never get access to.
The Level 1 designation is the defined entry point into a structured certification pathway.
This role is built for someone who wants to grow.
High school diploma or equivalent
ASE certification or technical school preferred Mechanical aptitude and comfort following technical procedures and documentation Valid driver's license with a clean record
Class A CDL with air brake endorsement (or ability to obtain one)

Vision requirements include color vision, close and distance vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and the ability to adjust focus.
A post-offer, pre-employment color vision screening will be conducted.

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