Lessons from the Field: Reducing Risk with Integrated Compliance and Maintenance

How do top operators like Jacksons and Chestnut Market manage compliance and maintenance across hundreds of sites without burning out their teams or risking costly failures? In our upcoming webinar, they’ll share how they’re doing more with less by connecting maintenance workflows with compliance programs, empowering their vendors, and preparing their teams for future audits and regulations.

How Top Operators are Evolving Environmental Compliance & Maintenance Programs
Thursday, June 26 at 2:00 p.m. EDT

Doing more with less: Smarter compliance through connected maintenance

Fuel retailers are under pressure to do more with less. Shrinking labor pools, stricter regulations, and aging infrastructure make it harder to stay ahead. The key lies in making smarter, connected decisions that empower both internal teams and third-party vendors to take timely, accurate action.

As Jacksons and Chestnut Market will share in our upcoming webinar, leading operators aren’t just managing compliance—they’re scaling how it works. With the right tools in place, they’re reducing downtime, streamlining vendor coordination, and eliminating the guesswork from inspection readiness.

What’s at risk

Aging UST testers, vendor saturation, and delayed repairs are more than operational headaches, they’re compliance liabilities. Retailers face mounting pressure from regulators, ESG stakeholders, and auditors to keep sites in check. At Jacksons, with 320-company owned locations and 113 dealer-operated stores, managing this at scale requires more than manual logs and siloed systems.

Leaks, alarm failures, and missed inspections all trace back to one root issue: fragmented compliance and maintenance. Chestnut Market learned early on that treating compliance and maintenance as separate functions leads to delays, finger-pointing, and risk. By integrating both through a single platform, they now generate work orders automatically from failed inspections and monitor asset health in real time, empowering both staff and vendors to act before problems escalate.

Data automation and scalability

Titan Cloud gives operators the tools to stay ahead, centralizing permits, inspections, alarms, training, and more. Jacksons is using Titan to bring compliance management fully in-house, increasing visibility and reducing vendor lag, while preparing their team for upcoming audits with confidence.

Scalability is critical in today’s environment. Jacksons’ compliance transformation began with alarm management and SIR monitoring, but the benefits have extended across their network, speeding up new store onboarding and reducing reliance on overburdened third parties.

By connecting compliance and maintenance, fuel retailers can streamline operations, reduce manual effort, and ensure teams and vendors stay aligned to drive greater efficiency with fewer resources.

Join our live webinar

Hear directly from Jacksons and Chestnut Market as they share how a unified platform is transforming their compliance and maintenance programs, and what they’re doing to stay ahead of the curve. Reserve your spot today!

Brent Puzak

VP of Solutions Consulting

Brent brings 25 years' industry experience to Titan Cloud as the Vice President of Solutions Consulting. He led environmental shared services for a global retail chain with over 9,000 locations, moving through numerous leadership positions. Brent's diverse background and knowledge allows him to take a strategic approach to addressing complex industry challenges.