Petrol Station Attendant — Chidenguele, Gaza (Contact)

Your workplace: between the pump and the counter

Contact — Recursos Humanos is looking for a Petrol Station Attendant for Chidenguele, in Gaza province. The employer is a client company of Contact operating in the fuel and convenience sector, which is not named in the job advert. This is a shift-based position at a busy service station in the village.

If the job title leaves you in any doubt, let us make it clear right away: this is not a fire brigade role nor about putting out fires. A station attendant is the person who keeps operations moving right at the pump — refueling vehicles, serving incoming customers, collecting payments, safeguarding cash, and looking after the equipment. At a service station, you are often the first and last person the customer sees: it is up to you to ensure refueling is quick, that the bill matches the pump display, and that the next shift finds everything in order.

Who we are looking for

The ideal person enjoys working with the public and doesn't lose their pace when a queue builds up. Someone who treats customers' money as if it were their own: charging accurately, checking the pump, handing everything over at the cash register, and leaving records in order before changing shifts. And who, upon seeing equipment failing or an unusual situation on the forecourt, speaks up right away — at a service station, acting early keeps problems from growing.

You don't need a background at major companies. Anyone who has served the public, worked as a cashier, or spent time at a service station knows the essentials of this job: well-managed urgency, accurate figures, and respect for everyone who arrives. It is this practical experience that is worth gold on your CV — tell us what you've done, with numbers and examples, and let your training speak for itself.

Your day-to-day responsibilities

• Refuel vehicles arriving at the pump, step by step according to station procedures;
• Welcome drivers and passengers, understand what each customer needs, and provide appropriate service;
• Charge for the service — fuel and additional products — checking the pump display before finalizing the total;
• Sell parts, accessories, and other shop items, collect sales cash, and take it to the register;
• Read meter totalizers at shift change to ensure the count is accurate;
• Check oil levels, top up radiator water, and inflate and calibrate tires to the correct pressure using an air pump and pressure gauge, based on vehicle type and load;
• Quickly clean windshields and windows, with the customer's agreement;
• Log daily occurrences — incidents and accidents — and follow up on their resolution to the end;
• Adhere to the station's quality, environmental, and safety rules, including fire prevention, and immediately report any equipment anomalies.

What the role offers

• Joining a solid company with an established reputation in the fuel market, through Contact;
• A real position in Chidenguele, working in shifts with daily contact with the public;
• Experience that stays with you: cashier operations and customer service, handling fueling equipment, and safety routines — skills that are valuable at any service station in the country.

How much will you earn? The job posting only guarantees that the salary is compatible with the role and does not specify any figures. Our stance is well known: without a confirmed number from the source, no figure is written here; whatever details there are will come directly from Contact as you move forward in the process.

How to apply

Submit everything through Contact's official recruitment portal for the vacancy with code 59C87B255E. The application is completed directly on-screen: create your login, follow the steps, and your application will be registered directly at the source.

• Channel: Contact's official careers portal — open the offer at apply.workable.com;
• Documents: the job posting does not request anything other than your CV — present it well: in PDF, with a visible phone number and your practical experience in the field shared through examples; if you want a boost, our CV guide for Mozambique explains what recruiters notice first;
• Location: the vacancy is for Chidenguele — state your residential area on your CV, as the address is one of the details the selection team verifies;
• Deadline: 8 September 2026, the cutoff date set in the posting; the vacancy went live on 6 September, so the window is short — submit early instead of waiting until the last day;
• Tip: on your CV, highlight a busy day when you served customers without failing cash handling or record-keeping — numbers say more than adjectives.

Once your application is submitted, the decision rests with Contact and the client: profiles are sent to their team, and the subsequent stages of the process are handled on their end. Inademy published the job offer with all the information available from official sources — the final word always belongs to the hiring company.

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