Terminal Operator - Charlotte NC

Eco-Energy, LLC•Charlotte, NC

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The basic function of this rail terminal operator is to facilitate the day-to-day operation of the EEDS facility. These duties include, but are not limited to, preparing rail cars for unload, monitoring the offload of railcars into pipeline and/or storage tanks, preparing railcars for outbound movement, performing routine maintenance at the facility, inventory management, ensuring site security, and other duties as required by the Terminal Superintendent to ensure safe, efficient, and profitable terminal operations at the EEDS facility.

Requirements

Oral Communication Skills
Computer literacy - Specifically MS Excel
Interpersonal Skills
Inventory management/gauging
Hazardous material trained
Professionalism
Organization
Planning
Time Management
Attention to Details
2 years’ experience in similar field
Must be able to consistently lift 50 lbs repeatedly
Must be able to climb railcars
Must be able to work outside in the elements
Must have reliable transportation

Nice To Haves

Commodity inventory management

Responsibilities

Facilitate the transfer of ethanol/bio-fuels from railcar into terminal tank storage, pipeline and/or outbound tank truck. Specifically, performing equipment inspections, making coupler/hose connections, climbing rail cars to ensure proper venting, coordinating with applicable customers, railroad and regulatory agencies.
Coordinate with corporate employees on inventory management, operational costs, maintenance, etc.
Provide routine maintenance and oversee contractor repairs of terminal equipment.
Perform general terminal upkeep to include, but not limited to, mowing, painting, cleaning.
Perform daily facility inspections (equipment, infrastructure, security, etc).
Work with local first responders in an ongoing effort to comply with facility FRP, SPCC, and SOP adherence.
Ongoing safety, operational and regulatory training.
Perform other duties as prescribed by Terminal Superintendent.
Travel to EEDS terminals, as necessary, to cover labor shortages for product offload.