Terminal Operator

About the role

As a Terminal Operator you will manage the receipt of inbound raw materials and prepare finished products for outbound shipments. The role involves loading trucks, railcars, totes and drums while ensuring accurate product volumes and compliance with safety standards.

Key responsibilities

• Preside over loading of trucks and railcars, verifying correct products and volumes.
• Prepare hose connections for receipt of bulk raw materials from trucks and railcars.
• Verify vessel capacity for incoming or outgoing material transfers.
• Manipulate drummed and packaged materials manually and with powered industrial equipment.
• Collect samples of bulk and packaged raw materials and finished products as required.
• Perform daily visual level and temperature readings of tanks and monthly manual tape gauge checks.
• Enter data and complete paperwork in SAP to ensure timely, accurate delivery.
• Support corporate health, safety, security and environmental objectives and maintain a clean workplace.
• Cross‑train on other hourly production and operations roles.

Required profile

• Authorized to work permanently in the United States without a visa.
• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Ability to lift 50 lb unassisted, climb stairs/ladders and work from elevated platforms.
• Fluent in English and able to reside within 60 miles of the work site.
• Daily attendance and willingness to complete a 150‑day probationary/training period.
• Completion of an online assessment with a passing score.
• Adherence to Shell’s Code of Conduct and Life‑Saving Rules.

Required skills

• Computer data entry, preferably in SAP.
• Ability to operate powered industrial handling equipment.
• Basic knowledge of hose connections and material transfer procedures.

What we offer

• Hourly rate of $30.68.
• Opportunities for cross‑training across production and operations.
• Compliance with health, safety and environmental standards.