Operator

Role Overview

Terminal Operations

• Load and discharge petroleum products to and from ships and perform vessel berthing and unberthing.
• Execute inter-tank and pipeline transfers, pigging, stripping, manifold changes, doping, and chemical additivation.
• Monitor utilities including air, nitrogen, water, diesel, and slops.
• Operate pumps, valves, overhead cranes, loading arms, and other terminal equipment.
• Inspect, maintain, and troubleshoot operational equipment.
• Maintain accurate equipment status and maintenance logs.

Safety and Compliance

• Follow safety protocols and procedures to prevent safety, health, and environmental incidents.
• Comply with company policies and applicable regulations.
• Participate in emergency response activities and drills.
• Use required PPE and follow strict safety protocols.

Education and Experience

• Engineering diploma in chemical, mechanical, or marine studies, or an equivalent qualification.
• Three to five years of experience in terminal operations, oil and gas, or a similar field.
• Experience handling hazardous materials and operating heavy machinery.
• Previous tanker, SPM, or FPSO experience is preferred.
• Oil industry marine or SPM experience is advantageous.

Preferred Certifications

• Relevant Marine Officer certification is preferred.
• Certifications in industrial safety, hazardous materials handling, or equipment operation are advantageous.

Skills and Work Conditions

• Speak, read, and write English and comprehend technical operational procedures and manuals.
• Work in confined spaces, at height, on or above water, and outdoors in extreme heat or cold.
• Work independently with minimal supervision and as part of a diverse team.
• Work shifts and accommodate on-call rotations when required.
• Act as a first responder during emergencies such as fires or spills.