Primary Responsibilities:

• Control product flow by tracing lines, opening/closing valves, and operating appropriate pumps as determined by line usage or product
• Load and unload materials from tanker trucks and railroad cars
• Maintain traffic operations by following and adjusting shipment schedules; communicating with laboratory and sales to acquire shipping documentation; communicating with delivery personnel to verify receipt of arrivals and loading instructions
• Prepare shipments by insuring loads contain correct product, weights, and required paperwork
• Inspect vehicles (trucks/railcars) and equipment for cleanliness and acceptability of loads
• Documents shipping and receiving logs by recording product, weight and arrival/shipment time
• Provide direction to the Railroad regarding the movement of railcars in and out of the plant and assists the Railroad as needed
• Operate the shuttle wagon or participate in ground work activities during the internal railcar switching process
• Comply with federal, state, and local legal requirements and regulations
• Maintain work environment by cleaning pump house and equipment; including but not limited to tanks and railcars, and other areas as assigned
• Conduct on-the-job training of co-workers, as needed
• Performs other duties as assigned

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  High school graduate or equivalent
• Able to speak, read and write English
• Basic math skills
• Able to measure accurately in feet and inches using tape measures and rulers
• Basic working knowledge of computers
• Able to work variable shifts, overtime and weekends as needed
• Valid driver’s license

Physical Requirements:

• Able to frequently lift, up to and occasionally in excess of, 50 pounds
• Able to tolerate extreme weather conditions; working outside
• Able to scale tank trucks and rail cars in addition to excessive walking; stair and ladder climbing; and tolerate heights

Training Period:

• One to three months meeting all above requirements