Terminal Operator

Aleut•Adak, AK

12h•Onsite

About The Position

The Terminal Operator ensures that terminal operations are completed safely and in accordance with federal, state, and customer regulations and requirements. This is a regular, full-time, non-exempt rotational position based in Adak or Cold Bay, Alaska, working two weeks on and two weeks off, with flexibility to work longer shifts if necessary. The operator completes daily terminal activities, maintains fuel systems through minor repairs, handles fuel transfers and vessel fueling, and performs fuel-quality testing. The role also involves participating in spill-response training and maintaining the terminal and surrounding area in an orderly, compliant condition. Housing, round-trip airfare from Anchorage, and a company vehicle while on location are provided; employees are responsible for food and other necessities.

Requirements

Ability to perform the essential functions safely and efficiently.
Ability to pass a hazmat physical.
Knowledge of fuel terminal operations, fuel purchasing, and sales.
Skill in Microsoft Office programs, including Excel and Word.
Strong interpersonal skills to work in a team environment and foster positive relationships.
High school diploma, GED, or equivalent.
Current Alaska driver’s license.
Current Class B CDL with Hazmat endorsement.
Obtain a Security Identification Display Area (SIDA) badge within six months of hire.
Obtain a Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) within six months of hire.
Complete 40-hour HAZWOPER training and an 8-hour HAZWOPER refresher each year.
Complete Pollution Prevention Training, Overview of Oil Spill Response, and Oil Spill Response Tools and Tactics training.
Complete Small Vessel Safety training.

Nice To Haves

Boiler maintenance and plumbing experience.
Mechanical and preventative maintenance experience.

Responsibilities

Embrace Aleut and Aleut Ventures’ mission to maximize dividends and opportunities for shareholders, and demonstrate transparency, accountability, integrity, and respect.
Follow terminal policies and procedures, including job-scope-specific health, environmental, and safety guidelines.
Complete daily operational requirements and perform minor repairs to maintain fuel systems.
Fuel marine vessels; transfer fuel within the terminal; refuel housing, power plant, and other utility fuel tanks; and complete supporting documents.
Offload fuel from vessels into terminal storage tanks from the terminal marine dock.
Analyze fuel samples for water and sediment contaminants.
Test fuel samples for API gravity and flashpoint.
Participate in water and land spill-response training as required.
Maintain the terminal and surrounding area in an orderly and compliant condition.
Perform other duties as assigned.

Benefits

401(k) with employer matching up to 4%.
Paid holidays.
Paid time off.
100% employer-paid dental and vision coverage for employees and their qualified dependents.
100% paid employee life insurance and disability coverage.
Potential for an annual incentive.
Tuition benefits, including in-state tuition rates and a 10% discount on University of Alaska Fairbanks online courses and certifications.
Housing provided while on location.
Round-trip airfare from Anchorage to the job location.
Company vehicle provided while on location.