Weights & Measures Inspector

Closing Date: September 29, 2026

Duties to include but not limited to

• Conduct on-site independent or team-based inspections, audits, and/or investigations to determine compliance with federal and state requirements relating to programs administered by the Division. • Sample and perform basic analysis of motor fuels sold at retail or distributed at fuel terminals to ensure compliance with federal and state motor fuel specifications. • Conduct independent or witnessed inspections of gasoline vapor recovery systems (Phoenix and Tucson areas only) to ensure compliance with federal and state air quality requirements. • Issue enforcement action as authorized by Arizona Revised Statutes to include Administrative Orders and compliance directives. • Interpret technical data to determine compliance with federal and state regulations based upon legal interpretation of NIST handbooks, California Air Resources Board (“CARB”) Executive Orders and test procedures, and other technical documents. • Adhere to internal policies and procedures regarding performance of work duties. • Provide education to industry representatives and the public in regards to compliance with applicable weights and measures regulations. • Testify as an expert witness at Administrative Hearings or participate as a department representative in Informal Settlement Conferences. • Drive a State vehicle for State business Important Considerations: ● Extensive travel is required within your assigned work district and occasionally throughout Arizona. ● Domestic travel may be required to attend professional training programs in other areas of the United States. ● Your workload may require you to work outdoors up to 80% of the time. ● You must be able to lift 50 pounds on a frequent basis. ● You must be comfortable with operating motor vehicles as large as ¾ ton pickup trucks or larger and have the experience or ability to operate a vehicle towing a trailer. ● You must be comfortable with documenting up to 100% of your workload on the computer through the use of Windows-based and web-based applications. ● You must be able to make independent and educated decisions regarding enforcement action as the result of non-compliance, and have the ability to implement these actions even in challenging situations.