Supervisor - Terminal Operations (LA, California)

Energy Transfer•Los Angeles, CA

2d•$100,000 - $140,000•Onsite

About The Position

This position is responsible for all pipeline movements within assigned areas. In addition to pipeline movement, the position is also responsible for the operation of stations associated with pipeline facilities. This role has a current pay range of $100,000 – $140,000. The listed pay range represents the company’s good faith estimate of the minimum and maximum base rate of pay for this position at the time of this posting. The selected candidate’s compensation will be determined based on their work location, qualifications, relevant experience, operational needs, demonstrated performance over time, and internal pay alignment.

Requirements

High School Degree or equivalent
Training of correct installations and repair of equipment required
Hazwoper and valid driver’s license required
8 minimum years of pipeline and/or terminal experience required and technical knowledge of equipment, mechanical knowledge, and field experience.
Knowledge of petroleum products and industry terminology required
Excellent PC skills, with proficiency in Microsoft products
Ability to manage time and scheduling to meet appropriate deadlines
Ability to work successfully in stressful situations, and manage multiple tasks
Ability to use awareness of relationships and impacts of data trends and elements to appropriately recommends actions that impact both near and long-term company operations and profits
Ability to independently conduct job accountabilities
Ability to take directions from supervisors
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Ability to work independently with limited supervision
Strong attention to detail
Ability to independently proof work for accuracy

Responsibilities

Direct the operations and maintenance of assigned facility. Implements programs and procedures to keep crude losses and operational costs at minimum levels.
Coordinate and inspect construction of new and the modification of existing facilities.
Provides operational input.
Stay update of pertinent government regulations and agencies, and operate within their scope as required.
Examine daily/hourly reports on crude oil and product movement and storage of P/L and stations.
Provide emergency help and assistance to other areas when required.
Oversees or performs inspections of the terminal, including OFF-Hours security inspections
Update and maintain the TMS system.
On call 24 Hrs. Seven days a week.
Insure compliance with federal and state regulations.
Reduce potential risk to public safety and environment and minimize company liability.
Improve operations efficiency and financial profitability through well maintained facilities.