A service station should be a safe, secured and a reliable retail facility that meets the demands and expectations of consumers surrounding its trade area.
Customer service is the very essence in any retail establishment.
Failing to meet customer expectation will mean a business loss and worst, legal expenses to mitigate any dire complains brought by poor customer service.
For this very reason, to avoid such unnecessary litigation, responsible oil companies and their dealers invest on training for themselves and their entire service station staff and continuous training to update themselves on the knowledge acquired on ever changing landscape of standard operations, systems design and management information being the core elements as basic foundations on service station management.
Schematic Diagram of a Gasoline Service Station
The service station is a retail establishment that basically sells fuels, lubricants and greases, tires, batteries and accessories or TBA, groceries and other services such as car washes, vehicles repairs and maintenance and some are even equipped with automated teller machines (ATM) and vending machines.
Stations in large cities and the metropolis do have convenience stores, restaurants, barber shops, and other retail shops that are on demand in certain highly populated and fast turnover of business demographics.
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