Terminal Operator (0-6 months)

Energy Transfer•Roseville, MN

1d•$30 - $46

About The Position

Sunoco LP is a leading energy infrastructure and fuel distribution master limited partnership with midstream operations that include approximately 14,000 miles of pipeline and over 160 terminals. Its fuel distribution operations supply more than 15 billion gallons annually to retail locations, independent dealers, and commercial customers. The Terminal Operator performs duties assigned by the Terminal Manager related to receiving and shipping petroleum products by pipeline, railcar, and truck. The role includes unloading petroleum and non-petroleum fuels from railcars and moving products among facility tanks. The operator supports production quantity and quality and company policies, goals, and objectives, and assists with operations, maintenance, safety, and environmental matters during the Terminal Manager’s temporary absence. The position’s stated pay range is $29.60 to $45.94 per hour. Sunoco describes its benefits as including health, vision, and dental insurance, a 401(k) match with additional profit sharing, paid time off, and career opportunities.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Excellent computer skills, including proficiency with Microsoft products.
Strong attention to detail and ability to proof work independently for accuracy.
Good judgment.
Initiative and organizational ability to meet deadlines and establish priorities.
Ability to maintain good working relationships with company personnel, customers, and contract personnel.
Ability to manage time and scheduling to meet deadlines.
Ability to work successfully in stressful situations and manage multiple tasks.
Ability to recognize relationships and impacts in data trends and elements and recommend actions affecting near- and long-term company operations and profits.
Ability to conduct job responsibilities independently with limited supervision.
Ability to take directions from supervisors.
Ability to adapt to changing conditions and work as a self-starter.
Ability to meet the listed physical demands, including climbing, lifting and carrying, walking, working in crouched or bent positions, and standing or sitting for extended periods.
Ability to wear appropriate personal protective equipment as required by job activities.
Ability to use or operate the hand tools, power tools, precision tools, measurement devices, and other equipment required by job activities.

Nice To Haves

Safety training and hazard training.
Spill response training for pipeline and rack areas.
Fire training.
40-hour HAZWOPER training.

Responsibilities

Perform truck rack, railcar, and/or dock loading and off-loading activities, stated as up to 75% of the time.
Change filters and align manifolds and tank valves within the terminal to ensure proper handling, storage, and product integrity.
Use the Terminal Automation System to prepare daily inventory, terminal balance, and rack activity reports.
Forward daily inventory and accounting reports to appropriate customers.
Provide customers with information about their throughput and inventory.
Sample and analyze products as instructed by the Terminal Manager.
Keep mechanical and electrical loading rack equipment clean and in good working order.
Interact with drivers to ensure they follow company and safety regulations.
Train new drivers and familiarize them with terminal automation, loading equipment, and emergency features.
Conduct safety watches for outside contractors as directed by the Terminal Manager.
Ensure environmental and safety equipment is working properly.
Maintain the terminal’s overall appearance, including mowing and edging grass.
Assist with operations, maintenance, safety, and environmental matters during the Terminal Manager’s temporary absence.