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Job Description

Job Description

Backed by an over 130-year history, Ecovyst  has evolved into a platform of leading sulfur solutions  united by a shared commitment to reliability, innovation, and performance. We have carefully cultivated our reputation as a premier provider of virgin sulfuric acid, sulfuric acid regeneration services, and sulfuric acid derivatives. We provide specialty grade high-purity virgin sulfuric acid for a number of diverse and growing end uses. Among them are mining, particularly copper for electronics applications, production of electric vehicles and the ongoing expansion of data centers across the globe, and industrial applications including our customers’ production of nylon precursors, production of lead acid batteries for all types of vehicles, industrial and municipal water treatment, and refining and petrochemical processes.

• Ecoservices  provides sulfuric acid regeneration, produces virgin sulfuric acid, and offers chemical waste handling and treatment services
• Calabrian produces high-value sulfur dioxide and derivative solutions, enabling us to serve a broader set of essential industries
• Chem32 sulfides and activates catalysts for refining and renewable fuel processes

What we offer:

• Competitive pay
• Full benefit package
• 401k matching
• Tuition Reimbursement

Position Overview:

The Loader supports safe and efficient operations at our Ecoservices facility in Baton Rouge, LA . This hands-on role is responsible for loading and unloading trucks, railcars, and barges; monitoring acid movement, tanks, pipelines, and equipment; and completing routine inspections and required documentation. The Loader also helps maintain safe operating conditions throughout the unit and loading areas while supporting the facility’s safety and environmental requirements. The position reports to the Logistics Supervisor and works a 12-hour rotating shift.

What you will be doing:

• Monitor all acid tank levels and direct acid transfers to and from the units to maintain optimal levels in the tank farm 
• Monitor the unit utilizing Delta V DCS system
• Monitor and handle all acid movement from tanks and pipeline
• Perform daily inspections assigned to the area such as tank and pipeline inspections
• Handle loading and unloading responsibilities for the area which include rail, barge and trucks as needed
• Review and complete all necessary paperwork
• Complete pre and post unloading checklist
• Monitor and oversee all maintenance jobs in the area
• Assist with Train Rack Loader, Truck Loading and Barge Loader duties as needed and instructed by Supervisor
• Perform daily inspection of showers, emergency eyewash, and alarm system of each loading spot at the truck rack; Check the bills for the day
• Monitor process for leaks, and ensures that the loading of the product follows normal procedures as required 
• Supply truck rack with sample bottles; Bring samples from loaded trucks to the lab
• Utilize Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) per job task specification or specified plant location
• Monitor process for leaks and ensure that the loading of the product follows normal procedures as required
• Patrol unit to maintain good housekeeping
• Patrol unit/pipeline to verify safe and efficient operating conditions 
• Complete electronic work order in RCS for maintenance repair request of faulty equipment
• Utilizes Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) per job task specification or specified plant location
• Perform other duties/projects as designated by supervisor, and parameters are indicative to average requirements that are not inclusive based on change in operational, safety, or environmental factors

Required Qualifications:

• High school diploma or GED with 2–5 years of operational/process technology experience in a chemical plant OR a two-year Process Technology associate degree with 1 year of general plant experience; an equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered 
• Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) 
• Complete required job-specific and computer-based training 
• Read and follow operating procedures, safety instructions, diagrams, schedules, and verbal instructions 
• Basic math skills, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, ratios, rates, and percentages 
• Accurately complete operating, safety, and incident documentation 
• Communicate clearly and work effectively as part of a team 
• Work independently while following established procedures and instructions 
• Safely perform physical job requirements, including lifting up to 50 pounds, walking on concrete, steel grating, and gravel surfaces, and climbing stairs to access tanks 
• Work in an industrial environment that may include heat, humidity, precipitation, noise, elevated areas, and exposure to toxic or caustic chemicals 
• Wear required PPE and protective clothing 
• Tankerman Certification, Department of Transportation Training, Track Mobile Certification, HAZWOPER, Medical First Responder Training, and Gas Testing Certification are identified as required certifications/training for the role