Cement Terminal Operator: Safety‑First, Fast‑Paced

Ozinga; Town of Florida (NY); On-site; USD 36,000 - 44,000; Full time

Job summary

Ozinga is seeking a Terminal Operator to support the Terminal Manager in unloading ships, ensuring efficient terminal operations and accurate load fulfillment. The role emphasizes maintenance of equipment, coworker safety, and a clean work environment.

Primary duties include safety compliance, handling cement-related materials, accurate tagging and sorting, routine equipment maintenance, and clear communication with staff and drivers to minimize errors. Flexibility across areas may be required.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent required.
• TWIC Card must be obtained within the first 30 days of employment.
• Knowledge of cement terminal operations preferred.

Responsibilities

• Maintain safety precautions and wear proper PPE.
• General management of materials (cement, slag, flyash, etc.).
• Sort products with correct tagging and identification.
• Clean and perform routine maintenance on equipment, loaders, bins, carts, and containers.
• Maintain equipment storage to protect inventory.
• Read and follow work orders and instructions.
• Communicate clearly with staff and drivers to ensure load accuracy and minimize errors.
• Be flexible to work in multiple areas and locations as needed.

Skills

Basic computer skills

Excellent communication

Maintain safety precautions

Education

High School Diploma or equivalent

TWIC Card within 30 days

Knowledge of cement terminal operations

Job description

Ozinga is seeking a Terminal Operator to support the Terminal Manager in unloading ships, ensuring efficient terminal operations and accurate load fulfillment. The role emphasizes maintenance of equipment, coworker safety, and a clean work environment.

Primary duties include safety compliance, handling cement-related materials, accurate tagging and sorting, routine equipment maintenance, and clear communication with staff and drivers to minimize errors. Flexibility across areas may be required.