Transload Operator
heniff transportation systemsParker (AZ)
About the role
Transload Operator It's fun to work in a company where people truly BELIEVE in what they're doing! We're committed to bringing passion and customer focus to the business. Heniff Transportation provides best-in-class supply chain solutions to our valued customers by utilizing our network of supply chain services and resources. We focus on creating extraordinary growth and value across the markets, industries, and customers we serve through outstanding safety, innovation, and service performance. We accomplish this through one of the largest, fully integrated networks of terminals, transload and tank wash facilities in North America and now in Canada. We strive to be the BEST at everything we do.
Position Summary:
The Transload Operator is responsible for unloading Bulk liquid railcars to tank trailers. Maintain proper documentation (seal logs, loading paperwork, railcar paperwork) to meet Food grad customer requirements.
Duties and Responsibilities:
The Transload Operator follows operational guidelines and procedures.
Convey and enforce compliance of procedures effectively.
The Transload Operator loads and unloads a variety of bulk liquid.
Operate railcar loading systems and equipment.
The Transload Operator participates in safety training programs.
Ensure tracks are locked out and blue flags placed before start of work.
The Transload Operator keeps storage containers neat and clean.
The Transload Operator provides accurate track list of railcars on site with estimated product amounts.
Pull product samples from railcars per customer guidelines.
The Transload Operator performs additional duties as required.
The Transload Operator reports directly to the Operations Supervisor.
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