Loadout Operator

Atlas Energy Solutions•Kermit, TX

13d

About The Position

As a Loadout Operator, with guidance and supervision from others, responsible for coordinating movement of trucks within the plant yard, the loading of sand into trucks, preparation of accurate loadout spreadsheets, and completing and submitting Bills of Lading in accordance with guidance and limitations supplied by the company.

Requirements

Minimum of 1 to 2 years’ experience in manufacturing environment involving inventory control, purchasing logistics, and /or shipping preferred
Demonstrated basic skills in EXCEL (Pivot Tables, spreadsheet manipulation) and PC Proficiency (Microsoft Word and Excel)
Must have ability to communicate effectively, in English and Spanish, using both written and spoke forms of communication
Must be self-starter and motivator
Must be willing to work overtime, weekends and holidays
Must be authorized to work in the U.S. on a full time basis
Must have high safety standard for self and others
Must be able to work effectively in a team environment and collaborate effectively with others
Regularly required to sit or stand, reach and move about the site/facility.
Frequently lift 65 lbs. or more.
Frequently climbs ladders and stairs.

Responsibilities

Control and direct sand loading operations using computer controls and voice radio
Monitor and record the quality of sand samples, and make decisions on sand loading based on the quality results
Ensure load limits are in compliance to DOT Regulation
Direct the movement of trucks within the plant yard to supply empty trucks to the loading silos; complete truck inspections prior to loading sand
Update the electronic database to reflect the present disposition of trucks within the plant yard
Prepare and submit electronic tickets
Compile and distribute daily operational reports, and record daily silo levels
Employee will be responsible for inbounding and inspection of all trucks in preparation for the loading of sand
Duties required include opening/closing pneumatic and box hatches while harnessed to the safe rack