Land Terminal Operator

Overview The Terminal Operator is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of terminal and pipeline activities while ensuring full regulatory compliance. The role involves monitoring and controlling product movement through pipelines, tanks, and transportation interfaces, as well as performing inspections, testing, and accurate recordkeeping. Working closely with control centers, schedulers, and customers, the individual helps resolve operational issues and maintain reliable product flow. The position requires adaptability to a 24/7 operating environment, a strong safety focus, and the ability to manage a wide range of equipment and responsibilities independently and as part of a team. Responsibilities Monitor pump instruments and regulate flow, conducting routine inspections and maintenance of pipelines and related systems. Supervise storage tanks and collaborate with pipeline technicians to ensure smooth operations. Operate pipeline equipment, including steam compressors, dehydrators, fluid separation equipment, valves, and gas measurement equipment. Manage the start-up and shutdown of plant equipment, visually inspecting equipment at periodic intervals to detect malfunctions or needed repairs. Monitor plant operations and respond promptly to emergencies or upset conditions. Operate under Process Safety Management (PSM) as required, ensuring regulatory compliance and record‑keeping. Read, monitor, and record operating conditions such as pressure, temperature, fuel consumption, and water levels. Replace filters, oil, chemicals, and other lubricating fluids as needed, and supervise contract labor involved in plant maintenance activities. Qualifications This is a 7/7 rotation schedule with 12-hour days. Must live within a 40–50-mile radius to commute or have a camper to stay in. Per Diem is available. High school diploma or G.E.D. equivalent required. Technical certification or equivalent training in a mechanical or energy-related field is preferred. 1-3 years of experience in maintaining and operating Refined Products Pipelines, Terminals, Pump Stations, or equivalent industry roles. Real ID driver's license or current U.S. passport required. Knowledge of the operation, control, and design of systems in processing or fractionation plants. Ability to work in temperature extremes, indoors and outdoors, around industrial and electrical equipment. Must be able to react to visual, aural, and other signals, including alarms and instructions, and visually inspect work. Capable of working in confined spaces and subject to after‑hour callouts as needed. #J-18808-Ljbffr Danos