General Labor: I (Junior)

Posted 5 days ago

hiretalentGlenwood (MN)

Petroleum Pump System Operators, Refinery Operators, and Gaugers Petroleum Bulk Stations and Terminals

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Seasonal Terminal Operator The Seasonal Terminal Operator position exists for the purpose of performing the various operations which occur at a Propane Terminal. Those operations include safety compliance, receipt of products from railcars, oversight of product quality / testing, inventory maintenance, environmental compliance, and loading/unloading of transport trucks. The Terminal Operator is expected to accomplish these operations in a safe and reliable manner. This facility is operated on a 24/7 year round basis. As a result, there will be some overtime, weekend, and non-daylight work hours associated with this position. Some of the specific responsibilities of the Terminal Operator include the following: Ensuring compliance of with applicable safety regulations Ensuring terminal operations comply with environmental permits and regulations Ensuring strict compliance with propane quality control requirements Maintenance of terminal equipment for a reliable 24/7 terminal operation Daily inventory balance analysis and reporting Execution of routine terminal maintenance activities Communicating needs for modifications and/or improvements to the terminal facility Troubleshooting of terminal operating systems (pumps, compressors, valves, load rack automation)

Desired Qualifications: High School Diploma or equivalent General knowledge of safe handling, operating, and transportation practices associated with propane. Current CETP certification in rail car transfer operations (or ability to obtain)Effective communication skills Diverse computer skills (word documents, spreadsheets)

Preferred Qualifications: A minimum of 2 years experience in the propane industry (preferably propane terminals, liquid pipelines, or refinery operations)Experience operating industrial automation systems (plc, analyzers, instrumentation)Experience operating turbine pumps, control valves, and pressurized tanks Experience maintaining and repairing mechanical equipment

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