Marine Corps
LOGISTICS

MOS

1391

Expeditionary Fuels Technician

Description

Expeditionary Fuels Technicians install, operate and employ a family of tactical fuel systems (TFS) and accessory equipment, tailoring fuel equipment in modular sets to address mission needs in support of both ground and aviation operations. This includes the setup and operation of fuel systems in support to installations, forward operating bases (FOBs) a forward arming and refueling points (FARPS). While utilizing tactical fuel systems, expeditionary fuel technicians can receive, store and dispense various petroleum products in support of tactical operations. Additionally, expeditionary fuels technicians are responsible for overseeing the quality surveillance procedures of fuel dispensed from TFS, provide support for the calculation of fuel estimates in support of operations and assist in the coordination of sources of class III to support expeditionary operations.

Core Skills

  • fuel systems installation and operation
  • pipeline and bulk fuel handling
  • pump and hose system setup and maintenance
  • safety and environmental compliance
  • preventive maintenance and inspections
  • technical troubleshooting
  • logistics and supply coordination
  • inventory and quality control of fuels
  • reading technical diagrams and site plans
  • field site setup and teardown
  • risk assessment and hazard mitigation
  • documentation and reporting
  • team coordination in field environments

Common Certifications

  • APICS CLTD
  • Certified Petroleum Logistics Professional (CPLP)
  • Hazardous Materials Management Certification
  • Lean Six Sigma Green Belt

Civilian Career Paths

  • SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
  • WAREHOUSE OPERATIONS
  • FACILITIES MANAGEMENT
  • FLEET MANAGEMENT

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