Transload Operator
freedom terminal servicesPalermo (ND)
About the role
Job Description
IMPORTANT
THIS APPLICATION PROCESS:
WILL REQUIRE LOGIN CREDENTIALS THAT NEED TO BE STORED IN A SECURE AND CONVENIENT PLACE. THIS WILL INCLUDE YOUR PERSONAL EMAIL, USER NAME AND PASSWORD.IT IS IMPORTANT THAT YOU HAVE THE LOGIN CREDENTIALS TO ENSURE THAT THE HIRING AND ONBOARDING PROCESS ARE A SUCCESS.https://www.thefreedomrailgroup.com/careersPurpose:Primary purpose is to comply with training provided to enable employee to perform in accordance with work instructions and government regulations (EPA, and OSHA).
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Operate in a manner where SAFETY and ENVIRONMENT are of the highest importance. Demonstrate performance toward operational excellence. Climb onto the top and crawl underneath railcars in order to inspect railcars using a checklist Perform structural inspections as required. Prepare equipment for product transfer. Will be responsible for the operation as it relates to, compressors, auxiliary, equipment, engines, pump stations, pumps, valves, tanks, pipelines and other related equipment. Start, stop, and operate engines/pumps within defined operating parameters. Ensure the cost effective and efficient performance of all engines, pumps and associated equipment at the compressor stations. Complete all applicable documentation and recordkeeping. Perform all work in compliance with Company standards, procedures, and regulatory requirements. Other duties as assigned.
Work Environment:
While performing the duties of this job the employee is regularly exposed to a high noise level; moving mechanical parts, moving machinery, outside weather conditions and elements; fumes from gasoline, oil and grease. The employee may occasionally be exposed to toxic or caustic chemicals.
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