FAQs What qualifications does 4Refuel look for in a Franchise applicant? + Learn moreBusiness flair, excellent people skills, assertive with a positive attitude.Proven track record of running a successful business or department.Desire to grow the Business and be part of the community.Exceptional problem solver and team playerBurning desire to succeed in a Multi-unit Franchise.Ability to work within a system.Either have of able to qualify for the required Drivers license (in your province).How are Franchisees selected? + Learn moreSharing of information. Detailed application form & a series of interviews. Field ride-along on 4Refuel tanker truckBusiness PlanningPersonality assessmentCredit, Criminal Check & Reference CheckFranchise committee approval and confirmation of financial criteriaAbility to work within a system.How many years is the Franchise Agreement? + Learn moreThe initial franchise is granted for a period of 5 + 5 + 5 years. Assuming the Franchisee meets renewal criteria after completion of the first five years and pays the current renewal fee, an additional five years will be granted. Upon expiry of the 15 year franchise agreement the franchisor, at his discretion, may grant another 15 year term to the incumbent franchisee based on past performance for the value of the territory at time of sale.
How much investment is involved to become a franchisee? + Learn moreFranchise fees vary by territory, market and country. Please see country-specific pages for more information Can I buy an existing franchise territory? + Learn moreA limited number of franchises may be available from existing franchisees or from 4Refuel corporate territories. 4Refuel cannot predict when and where those franchises will become available.
What training will I receive? + Learn moreFranchise applicants are required to complete an extensive training program. The training occurs at both the head and regional offices and in the field, refuelling tanker units. The training involves:
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Information on franchisingThe International Franchise Organization
www.franchise.org
An invaluable resource for franchise information. To learn more about the basics of franchising and find answers to many of the most commonly asked questions click here.
Canadian Franchise Association
www.cfa.ca
For Canadian specific information, laws and regulations, visit the CFA
Federal Trade Commission's Consumer Guide To Buying A Franchise
www.franchise.org/content.asp?contentid=615&PageId=13
Federal Trade Commission Franchise and Business Opportunities
Frequently Asked Questions
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Federal Trade Commission Franchise Rule
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