Terminal Operator

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Start your career as a Terminal Operator at Vopak Industrial Infrastructure Americas (VIIA) and contribute to social themes such as energy security and energy transition. We offer you a working environment that is safe and pleasant and where equality, diversity and satisfaction are of paramount importance. Ready to develop yourself and make a positive impact? Improve the world and start as a Terminal Operator at Vopak. What will you do as a Terminal Operator? This position ensures that all products are loaded or unloaded safely and efficiently and performs work as instructed by supervisors functioning as a team member with other operations personnel. What do we offer you? Competitive, market-based compensation package depending on your experience and knowledge. Career development and growth opportunities. Medical / Dental / Vision Insurance Flexible Spending Account Options Short Term/Long Term Disability Insurance Basic and Supplemental Life/AD&D Insurance 401(k) Incentive Savings Plan Paid Holidays (Fixed and floating) Paid Time Off and Sick Days Additional Benefits: Tuition Reimbursement Employee Assistance Program Accident Insurance Legal Plan Critical Illness Insurance Hospital Indemnity Insurance Legal Plan ID Theft Insurance Universal Life What do we expect from you as a Terminal Operator? As an operator, you'll advance through various levels, with expectations for your proficiency increasing as your training and abilities grow. Here's a breakdown of the key qualifications, skills, and attributes we're looking for: Essential Qualifications High School Diploma or GED is required. A valid state Driver's License is a must. A valid TWIC card (Transportation Worker Identification Credential) is also required. While not mandatory, experience in terminal or marine operations is preferred. Key Skills & Abilities Communication: You should be fluent in English, both written and spoken, with the ability to read and write at a minimum of a high school level. Clear communication with all levels of the organization is essential. Reading & Comprehension: The ability to read, interpret, and follow written job instructions, directions, and safety procedures (including OSHA standards and regulations) is critical. You'll also need to interpret U.S. Coast Guard manuals and other relevant regulatory documents. Mathematical Proficiency: Possess basic mathematical skills, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and long division. You should also be able to work with fractions and perform common mathematical conversions used in the petrochemical industry. Computer Literacy: Basic computer knowledge and user ability are necessary, including familiarity with database systems and other programs or applications used on-site. Organizational & Analytical Skills: You'll need to multitask, prioritize, and follow through on assignments. A fundamental understanding of general business concepts is also beneficial. Regulatory Knowledge: An understanding of Federal, state, and local environmental regulations, including RCRA, is expected. What does your day look like? This role encompasses a wide range of duties that require a blend of technical skills, safety consciousness, and the ability to work both independently and as part of a team. As an operator gains experience, their proficiency in these areas is expected to increase. Safety and Compliance A paramount responsibility is adhering to all safety procedures and practices, including active participation in safety training. This commitment extends to understanding and upholding SH&E (Safety, Health, and Environmental) principles, with an emphasis on championing safety within the workplace. Operators are also expected to: Respond rapidly and appropriately to emergencies, following established safety guidelines. Understand and ensure all work meets Federal and State requirements, as well as company safety, health, and environmental standards. Train regularly on Federal, state, and local environmental regulations, including RCRA requirements. Perform Isolation of energy and permit-to-work activities in accordance with company safety fundamentals. Operational Execution Operators are directly involved in the hands-on control and maintenance of equipment and processes. Key responsibilities include: Opening and closing valves, both manually and via computer systems. Ensuring correct tank lineups for various receipt and delivery operations. Performing tank gauging and temperature verification, and completing associated paperwork. Reviewing operation orders for errors, verifying backups, tank selection, and equipment suitability. Loading and unloading various transport vehicles (railroad tank cars, trucks, ships, barges), which involves physical tasks like connecting hoses and operating hydraulic equipment. Monitoring gauges and adjusting flow rates. Executing start-up, shutdown, and commissioning procedures for process equipment. Cleani

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