Terminal Technician

HF Sinclair•Boise, ID

2d•Onsite

About The Position

HF Sinclair Midstream is seeking a Terminal Technician in Boise, Idaho. This position performs intermediate-level operations, assignments, and duties for the Terminal Department under general supervision. The technician works unsupervised most of the time and may use independent judgment, based on knowledge of operations, to make decisions about safety standards and operations as needed. The role oversees product receipts and deliveries, safeguards product quality, performs quality-control checks, operates and troubleshoots the truck loading rack, and completes tank lineups for inbound receipts and outbound shipments. The technician helps ensure equipment is safe and functioning properly, follows written procedures and safety requirements, and represents company policy to truck drivers, contractors, and other third parties working near company assets. Additional duties include operating company vehicles and equipment; monitoring and dispatching one-call requests; maintaining terminal product balances and accountability; proving truck-rack and pipeline meters; preparing reports for daily distribution; and locating underground pipelines and assets with instrumentation. The position is field-based and involves a petroleum terminal environment, rotating 12-hour shifts that include weekends and holidays, and after-hours call-outs. The role also involves strenuous physical activity and exposure to a range of outdoor and industrial conditions.

Requirements

At least two years of job-related experience.
High school diploma or equivalent.
Intermediate knowledge of the pipeline department.
Working knowledge of DOT safety rules and regulations.
Ability to make decisions regarding operations and safety standards.
Intermediate reading and writing skills and ability to perform intermediate mathematical calculations.
Ability to communicate effectively with others, both verbally and in writing.
Must be available for 12-hour rotating shifts, including weekends and holidays, and after-hours call-outs.
Ability to perform the stated physical activities, including lifting and carrying up to 50 pounds, pushing and pulling up to 50 pounds, and climbing up to 60 feet.
Ability to operate and drive assigned company vehicles at company-standard insurance rates.
Ability to wear required personal protective equipment; beards are not permitted.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree.

Responsibilities

Oversee product receipts and deliveries at the terminal and use precise measurements to protect product quality.
Ensure equipment is operating safely and properly.
Perform product quality-control checks.
Operate the truck loading rack and troubleshoot problems as needed.
Perform tank lineups for outbound shipments and inbound receipts, ensuring the process is timely and efficient.
Follow written procedures and safety procedures at all times.
Represent company policy to truck drivers, contractors, and third parties working near company assets, and monitor their activities.
Operate company vehicles and equipment.
Manage the dig-test one-call system, monitor one calls, and dispatch to locations as needed.
Maintain terminal balance, including barrels in and barrels out, and terminal product accountability.
Prove truck-rack and pipeline meters to ensure accuracy.
Generate reports for daily distribution.
Locate underground pipelines and assets using instrumentation.
Manage customer representatives and contractors while they are on company property.
Perform other special assignments or tasks as directed by the supervisor.