Terminal & Pipeline Operator

Signature Aviation•Honolulu, HI

19h

About The Position

The Terminal & Pipeline Operator operates valves and manifolds for vessel off-loading and product receipt from suppliers via pipeline, tanker, or barge deliveries, following company and USCG procedures. The role also supports personnel training, maintains department operations reports and records, participates in emergency response drills, performs fuel quality control testing, and carries out janitorial and ground maintenance functions. Team members must comply with the station's attendance and tardiness policy. Work may take place in varying weather and environmental conditions, including precipitation, extreme temperatures, jet engine fumes, dust, and noise. Tasks are performed inside and outside near stationary and moving aircraft, including spinning propellers and engines. The role requires occasional lifting of 50–100 pounds. The pay rate is $26.37 per hour. Signature Aviation describes itself as a global private aviation terminal network with more than 225 locations and nearly 6,000 team members. It offers benefits and resources intended to support team members' well-being and professional development.

Requirements

Be at least 18 years of age.
Pass criminal and motor vehicle background checks and drug tests, receive and maintain an airport security badge, and be insurable under the company's insurance policies.
Be legally authorized to work in the country of employment.
Maintain a valid driver's license with a clear driving abstract for the past three years and any other FFA Airport-required identification, seals, or authorization.
Have a high school diploma or GED, or related experience and/or training of one to three months, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Be able to read and write in English and perform basic math calculations, including comprehending measurements to report fuel storage can consumption levels.
Be able to lift 50–100 pounds on occasion.
Provide documentation required to apply for and receive a Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) card; eligibility requires TSA documentation verifying U.S. citizenship or lawful permanent resident status.

Responsibilities

Operate valves and manifolds for vessel off-loading and follow company and USCG procedures.
Operate valves and manifolds for product receipt from suppliers via pipeline, tanker, or barge deliveries.
Perform personnel training.
Maintain department operations reports and records.
Participate in emergency response drills.
Perform fuel quality control testing.
Perform janitorial and ground maintenance functions.
Comply with the station's attendance and tardiness policy.