Terminal Operator
gpacAtlanta (GA)
About the role
Fuel Ethanol Terminal Operator Long standing and reputable shipper of alternative fuel is seeking a dependable and safety-focused Fuel Ethanol Terminal Operator to join our team. The Terminal Operator is responsible for the safe, efficient, and reliable operation of the fuel ethanol receiving, storage, and truck-loading terminal. This position will work across the rail receiving area, fuel storage facilities, and truck-loading infrastructure. The successful candidate will perform hands-on operational and maintenance activities, monitor equipment and systems, maintain a safe work environment, and provide professional service to truck drivers, contractors, and other terminal users. Terminal Operations Safely operate and monitor terminal equipment, pumps, valves, loading systems, and related infrastructure. Receive fuel ethanol through the rail system and transfer product to storage facilities. Load fuel ethanol safely and efficiently into trucks. Monitor operating conditions and equipment to ensure smooth, uninterrupted operations. Perform routine inspections, readings, sampling, and operational checks. Follow established operating procedures and respond appropriately to abnormal operating conditions. Safety & Regulatory Compliance Make safety the highest priority in all terminal activities. Follow company policies, operating procedures, PPE requirements, and applicable safety regulations. Conduct routine safety and equipment inspections. Identify and promptly report unsafe conditions, hazards, spills, leaks, or equipment issues. Participate in emergency response, safety training, and drills. Maintain required Haz Mat certification and comply with all hazardous-material handling requirements. Customer & Contractor Service Interact professionally with truck drivers, contractors, rail personnel, and other terminal users. Provide clear instructions and information regarding terminal procedures and requirements. Enforce terminal safety and operating rules. Address customer or operational issues promptly and professionally. Work to maintain a high level of customer and owner satisfaction.
Required Skills & Qualifications:
Sufficient education and experience to demonstrate the ability to successfully perform the duties of the position. Previous experience in terminal operations, industrial operations, manufacturing, transportation, maintenance, agriculture, oil and gas, or a related field is preferred. Familiarity with standard maintenance methods, materials, tools, and safe work practices. Mechanical aptitude and the ability to troubleshoot basic equipment issues. Ability to follow written and verbal procedures accurately. Strong attention to detail and commitment to workplace safety. Good communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to work independently as well as effectively with a team. Basic laboratory processes and product sampling experience are desirable. Familiarity with common hand tools is preferred. Haz Mat certification is required; training will be provided. Physical &
Work Requirements:
Ability to regularly walk, stand, bend, climb, and work around industrial equipment. Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds. Ability to work outdoors and in varying weather conditions. Ability to work around fuel ethanol and other industrial equipment while following required safety procedures. Willingness to perform hands-on operational, maintenance, and housekeeping duties. Ability to work a schedule that may include weekends, holidays, overtime, or other hours as required by terminal operations.
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