Supervisor - Terminal Operations (LA, California)

Energy Transfer•Los Angeles, CA

19d•$100,000 - $140,000

About The Position

The Supervisor - Terminal Operations is responsible for all pipeline movements within assigned areas and for operating stations associated with pipeline facilities. The role directs operations and maintenance of assigned facilities, supports safe and compliant operations, and works to minimize crude losses and operational costs while improving efficiency and profitability. The position requires being on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Requirements

High school degree or equivalent.
Training in correct installation and repair of equipment.
Hazwoper certification and a valid driver's license.
At least 8 years of pipeline and/or terminal experience, with technical knowledge of equipment, mechanical knowledge, and field experience.
Knowledge of petroleum products and industry terminology.
Excellent PC skills, including proficiency in Microsoft products.
Ability to manage time and scheduling to meet deadlines.
Ability to work successfully in stressful situations and manage multiple tasks.
Ability to assess relationships and impacts of data trends and elements and recommend actions affecting near- and long-term company operations and profits.
Ability to independently conduct job accountabilities and work with limited supervision.
Ability to take directions from supervisors.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Strong attention to detail and ability to proof work independently for accuracy.

Responsibilities

Direct operations and maintenance of assigned facilities and implement programs and procedures to minimize crude losses and operational costs.
Coordinate and inspect construction of new facilities and modifications to existing facilities.
Provide operational input.
Stay updated on pertinent government regulations and agencies, and operate within their requirements.
Examine daily and hourly reports on crude oil and product movements and storage at pipelines and stations.
Provide emergency help and assistance to other areas when required.
Oversee or perform terminal inspections, including off-hours security inspections.
Update and maintain the TMS system.
Ensure compliance with federal and state regulations.
Reduce potential risks to public safety and the environment and minimize company liability.
Improve operational efficiency and financial profitability through well-maintained facilities.