Terminal Operator I

The Terminal Operator performs essential duties related to transferring liquids (such as chemicals, petroleum, or renewable products) between marine vessels, railcars, trucks, and storage tanks within the terminal.

Duties/Responsibilities:

• Safely loads and unloads vessels, barges, railcars, and trucks.


• Conducts inventory, converting gross gauge numbers to net using API, temperature, and VCF.


• Performs transloading operations: truck to truck, railcar to truck, truck to railcar.


• Gauges tanks, railcars, and trucks as required.


• Ensures housekeeping at the workplace, maintaining terminal cleanliness.


• Performs regular inspections, preventative maintenance, and repairs on all equipment.


• Safely operates movable equipment to load and unload materials and supplies.


• Cleans job site and ensures all equipment, tools, and materials are returned to their proper place.


• Receives 48 hours of training required by the USCG to become Dock PIC as a Dockman.


• Participates in facility commissioning when required. 


• Participates in PHAs, PSSRs, design reviews and P&ID reviews. 


• Completes facility log sheets and round sheets. 


• Performs other related duties as assigned. 

Required Skills/Abilities: 

• Possess a moderate understanding of general aspects of the job.


• Basic math and computer skills.


• Basic computer skills and mechanical aptitude.


• Teamwork and collaboration skills to work effectively within a team.


• Ability to follow company policies and comply with company regulations.


• Ability to follow strict safety protocols and procedures.


• Problem-solving skills.


• Strong communication and interpersonal skills to work effectively with colleagues.


• Attention to detail and accuracy.

Education and Experience:

• High school diploma or equivalent


• 1 year of industry related experience in terminal, pipeline, or marine operations preferred


• General knowledge of equipment and maintenance of pumps, meters, truck loading rack, and dock facility preferred

Certifications:

• Obtain and maintain Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) Card 

Physical Demands and Hazard for Field Employees:

This position may require occasional travel to remote sites, potential exposure to flammable material, adherence to safety protocols, compliance with operating regulations, and will require rigorous physical demands. 

Howard Energy Partners is an equal opportunity employer. If you need additional information, have questions, or need accommodations, please reach out to the Human Resources department at [email protected].