How much does a frentist earn? Salaries, what you do, where you work

 What does a frentist do?

The frentist profession is responsible for customer service activities at fueling stations for vehicles with different fuels.

He also cleans vehicles, receives payments from customers, closes cash and offers products and services from the station to customers, such as, for example, oil changes, alignment and balancing of vehicles.

Where does the frentist work?

The attendant can work at fuel stations and distributors, in private garages of bus companies, trucks, and private fleets.

Skills for the frentist profession

The professional must have skills such as:

• Good communication
• cordial behavior
• Basic knowledge of vehicle and fuel mechanics
• Pay attention to cleanliness and organization, handling the products and equipment available safely.

Station attendants can be public tenders

Professionals in gas station attendant can also apply for jobs

as public agents. When he is elected, he can carry out activities in direct or indirect administration in public companies, mixed-capital companies or in public foundations governed by private law.

How much does a frentist earn?

One Attendant, without being a public servant, he earns an average of R$ 1,188.24 in the Brazilian labor market, considering a 43-hour week.

According to the Salario.com website, “the salary range for the CBO 5211-35 Gas Station Attendant is between BRL 998.00 (average of the 2019 base salary for collective agreements and collective agreements), BRL 1,128.00 (median salary of the sample) and the salary cap of BRL 1,795.70, taking into account professionals hired with a formal contract under the CLT regime at a national level.”

As a public employee, the average gas station salary isBRL 2,698.25 for a 40-hour week.