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Calor is seeking a Terminal Jetty Operator at the Canvey Island Terminal to ensure safe operation of LPG processing and storage, supporting marine import/export and inland LPG transport while meeting COMAH obligations.
The role involves monitoring equipment, performing routine maintenance, and issuing plant isolations as required to maintain safe, cost-effective operations. Join a team focused on safety, reliability, and continuous improvement.
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Terminal Jetty Operating Technician
Work Type: Full-Time
Salary:£33,000 - £40,000 + London weighting allowance
Shift Pattern6 weekrota - 12% Shift allowance to be added to basic salary
Position open to overtime to meet business demands.
About Us:
Calor is at the forefront of the energy industry, delivering innovative and sustainable solutions to our customers. We are committed tomaintainingthe highest standards of safety, reliability, productivity, efficiency, and sustainability. We areseekinga skilled and dedicated Terminal Jetty Operatorto join our team at the Canvey Island Terminal.
Role Overview:
As a Terminal Jetty Operator at Calor's Canvey Island Terminal, you will be responsible for the safe operation of process plant and equipment to support marine vessel import and export operations, the storage of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), and the inland export of LPG via road tankers and the Coryton pipeline system, while ensuring the continued safe and reliable operation of all Terminal LPG assets through efficient monitoring, operation, and routine operational maintenance, in order to meet production requirements and fulfil the site's operational responsibilities under the Control of Major Accident Hazards (COMAH) Regulations 2015.
You will undertake a range of duties on the Marine Jetty and inland LPG process plant and equipment, pressure systems and associated utility systems including steam, nitrogen, and compressed air. As required, routine first line maintenance & inspection. Support site modifications. Complete site equipment mechanical isolations, Actively take part in workplace audits, assist in the decommissioning of site redundant equipment.
Your responsibilities:
Your responsibilities will also include recording and logging plant operations, general site activities, safety system overrides, and plant and equipment defects. You will present essential and complex information in a clear and concise manner for handover to others, ensuring effective knowledge transfer and understanding.
Being proactive in all aspects of site operations and maintenance, you will communicate with the Shift Lead to support and enable satisfactory completion of plans,maintainingbusiness performance targets. You will undertake process isolationsto ensure the safe setting to work for employees or contractors and act as the site contact under the terminal's Safe System of Work.
In the event ofa site emergency, you will play a supporting role andmaintainan incident log, ensuring the safety of yourself and others. You will contribute to the development, review, and update of emergency, security, safety, and operational plans, procedures, and risk assessments to ensure the safe and cost-effective operation of plant and equipment.
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What we can offer you!
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Advertised: 05 Oct 2026 GMT Daylight Time
Applications close: 30 Oct 2026 GMT Standard Time