Who repairs diesel fuel pumps at truck stops when they break down?

Around here there is a company named Oscar Larson that does maintenance and repair on fuel pumps for just about every station. From filter changes to installing new pumps and everything in between it's all by Larson. Doesn't matter who's fuel is spitting out the pump.
Now this could be a regional thing, or even Michigan requires a certified company to do repairs. I don't know that part.

 

I would assume on the job training, maybe an apprentice program.
Let's be real, there really isn't much to a pump.
A couple safety devices, a couple electronics boards, a pump and pipes.
Yes, it requires knowledge, but it's not like building a rocket or anything.

 

I came to day the same thing ^^^^. OJT. Anyone somewhat mechanical could figure them out. Pumps are pretty simple. Weather pumping water, fuel or manure.
Then the electrical side would be a little more involved.

No special school like a wind turbine repair school or anything

 

On the Job Training

 

A place called SW maintenance does every station around here in Northern Cali. They do everything from tank installs, vapor inspections, maintenance on tanks, to veeder root installation and maintenance.

 

Gilbarco has a training center for fuel pump and pos repairs, they build most of the pumps around the country under one or another name.

atlas I found out a month ago is owned by Gilbarco.

Veeder-root I think owns Gilbarco.

 

The pumps are not above ground any more. The thing you see is just a payment terminal and a meter. The actual pump is mounted to the storage tank and just pressurizes a common manifold that feeds all the dispensers.