Operator
brunelChicago (IL)
About the role
Job Description:
Railcar loading and offloading, barge loading and offloading (TWIC required). Tanker truck loading and offloading, pipeline delivery and receipt, tank gauging (heights up to 50 feet). Valve alignment for product movements. Facility tank monitoring and documentation before, during, and after product movements. Operating railcar moving equipment. Ground support for railcar movements. Communications with control center (pipeline and terminal support). Assist with emergency response, various labor tasks. Shift work required, overtime and weekend work may be required on occasion, on-call rotation with facility operators, driving.
Essential Functions:
Railcar loading and offloading Barge loading and offloading (TWIC required)Tanker truck loading and offloading Pipeline delivery and receipt Tank gauging (heights up to 50 feet)Valve alignment for product movements Facility tank monitoring and documentation before, during, and after product movements Essential Requirements (Experience, Education & Special Training)Current TWIC or ability to obtain within 90 days Hazardous communications trainingOSHA safety training Valid driver’s license and clean driving record
Preferred Skills:
OSHA 40 HAZWOPEROperational experience with rail, pipeline, truck, and barge Tank gauging Relevant safety or industry training such as working from heights, confined space, heavy equipmentCPR / First Aid / AED
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