As a Fuel Station Manager, you will need to master following:

• adjust fuel prices in line with company procedures
• enforce fuel storage regulations
• ensure compliance with purchasing and contracting regulations
• ensure correct goods labelling
• maintain relationship with customers
• maintain relationship with suppliers
• manage financial transactions of fuel station
• manage fuel inventory
• negotiate sales contracts
• organise operations within the fuel station
• oversee delivery of fuel
• oversee promotional sales prices
• perform fuel reconciliation
• prepare fuel station reports
• sales activities
• set sales goals
• set up pricing strategies
• supervise employees on operating fuel pumps
• supervise merchandise displays
• types of fuels

More generally, a fuel station manager is also versed in:

• adhere to organisational guidelines
• apply health and safety standards
• employment law
• ensure client orientation
• manage budgets
• manage staff
• manage theft prevention
• maximise sales revenues
• measure customer feedback
• monitor customer service
• negotiate buying conditions
• obtain relevant licenses
• order supplies
• perform procurement processes
• recruit employees
• study sales levels of products
• use different communication channels

It also helps to know the following:

• calculate fuel sales from pumps
• car cleaning procedures
• order inventories of car care supplies
• organise employees' work in the service station
• fuel distribution systems