Track Timekeeper
pts advanceRichmond (CA)
$40-$50/hour
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Details:
Pay Rate: $40-$50/hour
Schedule: 6x10 schedule with overtime, based on Turnaround requirements
Duration: Now through Thanksgiving, with the possibility of extending
Openings: 1 confirmed position, with the potential for a second opening
Work Arrangement:
Onsite; remote candidates may be considered with strong Chevron Contractor TRACK experience
Position Overview:
We are seeking an experienced Timekeeper to support a refinery Turnaround project. This position will be responsible for accurately tracking contractor time, reviewing time records, and supporting daily timekeeping requirements in a fast-paced refinery environment. The ideal candidate will have previous Chevron Contractor TRACK experience and a strong understanding of refinery, construction, or Turnaround timekeeping processes.
Responsibilities:
- Manage daily timekeeping for contractors working on a refinery Turnaround
- Enter, review, and maintain accurate time records in Chevron Contractor TRACKTrack regular and overtime hours for employees working a 6x10 Turnaround schedule
- Review time entries for accuracy and resolve discrepancies as needed
- Coordinate with supervisors, contractors, and project personnel regarding timekeeping issues
- Ensure time is submitted accurately and within required deadlines
- Maintain organized timekeeping records and documentation
- Assist with reporting and reconciliation of labor hours throughout the Turnaround
- Support additional administrative timekeeping needs as required by the project
Qualifications
Required: Previous Chevron Contractor TRACK experience
Previous experience as a timekeeper in a refinery, oil and gasINDW#
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