Control and monitor transfers of the various bulk liquid fine chemicals stored and handled at the facility. Physically establish connections between the facility's transfer lines, vessels, barges, rail cars and
Responsibilities
Understand printed load orders and confirm that the proper quantities are transferred by utilizing flow meters, batch controllers, tank gauging systems, Assist in generating the proper transfer documentation and shipping documents.
When necessary, verify automated tank gauging systems with tape gauges and volume calculations.
Open and close motor operated and manual valves. Activate and monitor product transfer pumps. Monitor tank and line heating systems.
Empty transfer lines by means of "pigging".
Perform first level mechanical maintenance on pumps, valves, filters, loading arms, etc.
Assist in responding to terminal emergencies such as spills and fire.
The position will be performed in shift rotation.
Qualifications
High School Diploma or equivalent
Proven experience in field operations, preferably in the chemical or petro- chemical industry
Capable of participating in the terminal emergency response organization
Depending upon the product transferred, it may be necessary to wear respiratory equipment and PPE
Willingness to work overtime and irregular hours when necessary
Valid driver's license
Ability to work over water and at heights
The large scale of the operation and the extensive layout of the facility require that the labor force have good physical fitness, including but not limited to, the ability to walk through uneven terrain and to climb stairs and ladders. Furthermore, because the facility and adjoining facilities handle hazardous materials, the labor force must be able to evacuate quickly from any location of the facility without assistance in an emergency.
Professional safety training and or experience in industrial
Computer literacy and / or experience with automated control and monitoring systems