Level 3 (Shore)

ODFJELL JOB DESCRIPTION

COMPANY: OTH

JOB LOCATION: OTH (TERMINAL)

JOB TITLE: TERMINAL OPERATOR – SHORE – Level 3

DEPARTMENT: OPERATIONS

REPORTS TO: TEAM LEADERS/SUPERINTENDENT

EXEMPT/NON-EXEMPT: NON-EXEMPT

MANAGERIAL (Y/N): N # Direct reports:__________________# Total:_____________

BUDGET AUTHORITY: Total Budget Amt:_______Authorization Amt:______________

OVERALL RESPONSIBILITIES

Terminal Operators are responsible for overseeing product transfer operations within the terminal. Ensure prompt execution of company policies and procedures in all aspects for the safe handling, storage, and transfer of multiple bulk liquids/chemicals between rail cars, trucks and/or storage facilities within the terminal. Confirm that terminal is in good shape in cleanliness and maintenance, and ensure that the terminal is safe and free from any hazards.

This position incorporates a pay progression scheme that includes three levels over a minimum 2.5 years. The progression levels are qualification as well as time based.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

• Ensures safety and protection of the environment for of activities performed by terminal and bulk containers while transferring, including maintenance, inspection, and washing activities
• Comply with all regulatory directives.
• Follow company policies and comply with company regulations. Cooperate with and support colleagues, supervisors and management.
• Know, understand and execute company policies and procedures for the safe handling, storage and transfer products.
• Participate in job specific training and classroom education and demonstrate competence in order to advance to next level of operations.
• Plans for rail car and truck arrivals. Directs trucks to loading /unloading areas, attaches hoses and loads/unloads.
• Will participate in the direct offloading of rail cars directly to marine vessel.
• Physically perform the functions required to connect hoses to/from various containers such as iso-containers, trucks, railcars, etc.
• Operate a variety of utility systems, machines, cranes, forklifts, product and environmental control systems.
• Monitors operational data during loading and unloading of cargo and takes appropriate actions when necessary
• Ensures measurement data is documented accurately, analyzing the data once entered, and correcting any errors.
• Gathers and organizes measurement data, including nitrogen and water meters
• Validate all product transfers for inventory control; complete required paper work for accurate reporting.
• Performs basic activities such as cleaning, general housekeeping, and other related activities
• Ability to read, understand and implement a safe work plan.
• Communicates operational information, maintenance needs, and other related information to internal and external customers in both verbal and written form
• Participates in emergency response activities, as necessary
• Review and confirm work orders are accurate
• Responsible for cleaning tanks and pipelines.
• Displace liquid from pipelines by use of "pigs" and pressurized air or nitrogen
• Follow company policies and comply with company regulations. Cooperate and support colleagues.

OTHER FUNCTIONS

• In case of absence, the employee’s supervisor will assume and/or assign responsibility for this position’s duties.
• Perform other job related duties as assigned.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

• Must have or be able to obtain a TWIC card within 90 days of employment required
• Must be at least 18 years of age required
• High School diploma or equivalent required
• Associates degree in related field preferred
• 1-3 years of experience at a marine terminal preferred
• 1-3 years of experience working in an operations/maintenance chemical/industrial setting preferred
• Must be able to follow written procedures
• Must be able to work with direct and minimal supervision
• Ability to read, analyze and interpret documents, manuals and reports.
• Ability to work with basic mathematical concepts. Ability to apply concept such as percentages, ratios, and proportions to practical solutions if required
• Ability to define problems, troubleshoot, collect data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions
• Ability to interpret variety of technical instructions
• Physical ability to perform strenuous labor
• Familiarity with industrial safety and emergency procedures
• Ability and willingness to work outdoors in multiple climates

PHYSICAL/MENTAL REQUIREMENTS

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by a team member to successfully perform the essential functions of this job.

Occasionally: sitting, crawling, balancing, lifting or carrying up to 75 pounds, using fine manipulation, keyboarding/typing, producing unique or creative solutions to problems, discriminating colors, using English language correctly.

Frequently: standing, walking (general), walking in and out of terminal and through turnstile, ability to evacuate on foot in an emergency, climbing stairs to top of tanks, bending over, climbing ladders, reaching overhead, crouching, kneeling, pushing or pulling, grasping, repetitive use of hands/arms, repetitive use of legs, lifting or carrying 10-50 pounds, using eye/hand coordination, thinking analytically; understanding, assimilating and drawing conclusions from information and data; receiving and transmitting information accurately using oral and written communications, concentrating on tasks, remembering details, making decisions, adjusting to changes, examining/observing details, using math/calculations.

Continuously: talking, hearing, touching, smelling, seeing, maintaining stamina during the work shift, maintaining attention span during the work day.

WORKING CONDITIONS

Occasionally: working irregular hours, working on call, working around hot temperature devices and vibration, maintaining composure and professionalism under emotional stress, performing multiple tasks at the same time, working in difficult interpersonal situations, travel locally between office locations.

Frequently: Working in hot or cold temperatures, working around electrical hazards, falling hazards (wearing a safety harness), heavy machinery, and sharp objects/tools; working at heights and in confined spaces, working around exposure to fumes, gases, odors, dirt, dust, grease, oil mud, and excessive noise.

Continuously: working on a shift schedule, working in close proximity/potential exposure to hazardous chemicals, wearing PPE, maintaining respirator fit, working outside, maintaining a TWIC card, wearing a uniform, maintaining a high level of energy and productivity throughout the work shift.

TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT UTILIZED

• Personal safety equipment
• Tank gauges
• Hand tools
• Valves
• Pumps
• Fixed cranes
• Switch engines/Rail car movers (as training allows)
• Fire fighting equipment (as training allows)