Operator Trainee

Energy Transfer•Marcus Hook, PA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Under general supervision of the Supervisor, the Operator Trainee will be part of the Marcus Hook Terminal (MHT) utility pool and will train on various operations including railcars and marine terminal activities.

Requirements

High School graduate, or equivalent.
Must be able to climb tanks and be able to work out of doors in extreme weather and perform heavy physical labor including lifting of up to 50 pounds in a safe manner.
Must be dependable, able to work with little or no supervision.
Must be able to learn to operate personal computers and communications equipment, and adhere to trouble reporting requirements
Must be familiar with basic hand tools and be able to operate all products testing equipment necessary to obtain accurate results.
Must be able to perform accurate calculations with use of a calculator.
Must be able to communicate clearly and work well with others and write legibly and neatly.
Must have and maintain a valid driver’s license for the state of residence
Must be able to obtain TWIC card
Must reside within 45 miles of reporting location.

Responsibilities

Assigned to 12 hour rotating shift as required. Subject to shift hold over or call out at all hours. Must be available to substitute on rotating shift as required during absences and for other coverage’s required by operations
Must maintain a thorough knowledge of current operating procedures and be familiar with basic hand tools and be able to operate all products testing equipment necessary to obtain accurate results.
Operators will train and participate on the MHT fire brigade team.
Assist Operators in making visual checks and pumping changes, opening/closing valves for product routing.
Performs general housekeeping during shift.
Uses and operates all pertinent safety equipment when performing duties in potentially hazardous areas (respirator, hard hat, safety glasses, etc.).
Must demonstrate safe work practices and help to maintain safe and healthful working conditions by exercising sound judgement, and to comply with safety regulations and standards.