Terminal Supervisor

GCC•Amarillo, TX

About The Position

The Cement Terminal Supervisor oversees safe, efficient, and reliable day-to-day operations in a high-volume cement distribution terminal. The role leads railcar offloading, outbound shipment execution, inventory accuracy, preventative maintenance coordination, and employee supervision in support of 24-hour operations. The supervisor is a key point of contact for internal teams and external partners and ensures compliance with safety standards, operating procedures, and service expectations. The position operates in an active industrial terminal environment and may require work across varying shifts to support round-the-clock operations. Work may involve outdoor conditions, moving equipment, dust, and noise, as well as frequent coordination with operations personnel, maintenance teams, and transportation partners. Success requires a visible commitment to safety, strong operational leadership, sound decision-making, attention to detail, accountability, effective communication, and a proactive approach to employee training and development. GCC produces, distributes, and markets cement, ready-mixed concrete, aggregates, and related construction products in Mexico and the United States. The company describes its culture as innovative, high-performing, and safety-focused, with an emphasis on internal career growth and sustainable operations.

Nice To Haves

Experience in terminal, manufacturing, logistics, bulk material handling, or industrial operations.
Supervisory experience in a fast-paced operating environment.
Working knowledge of rail logistics, inventory control, and maintenance coordination.
Familiarity with SAP, COUPA, BNSF, and UPRR systems.
Strong communication, problem-solving, and organizational skills.
Ability to lead teams across multiple shifts.

Responsibilities

Supervise daily terminal operations, including railcar offloading, product handling, storage, and high-volume outbound shipments.
Coordinate staffing and workflow to support continuous 24-hour operations while maintaining productivity and service levels.
Promote a safety-first culture by enforcing policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements.
Plan and coordinate preventative maintenance activities to maximize equipment reliability and minimize downtime.
Monitor inventory levels, reconcile variances, and maintain accurate product movement records.
Track railcars, coordinate with rail carriers, and ensure timely movement of inbound and outbound equipment.
Communicate with carriers, vendors, customers, and service providers.
Use and support operational systems such as SAP, COUPA, BNSF, and UPRR for shipments, procurement, tracking, and reporting.
Lead, train, coach, and develop employees to improve performance, capability, and operational consistency.
Investigate operational issues, implement corrective actions, and drive continuous improvement in safety, quality, and efficiency.
Model accountability, maintain effective communication, and support reliable terminal performance.