Ethanol Terminal Operator: Rail-to-Tank Transfers

Eco-Energy, Inc.; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Eco-Energy, Inc. is seeking a Rail Terminal Operator to support day-to-day operations at our EEDS facility.

The role involves preparing rail cars for unload, coordinating with customers and carriers, and ensuring safe, efficient transfer of ethanol to storage tanks and pipelines. You will perform routine equipment inspections, oversee maintenance, manage inventory, and work with first responders to meet FRP, SPCC, and SOP standards.

Qualifications

• Experience in terminal or industrial operations.
• Ability to perform equipment inspections and basic maintenance.
• Willingness to travel to EEDS terminals as needed.
• Knowledge of FRP, SPCC, and SOP adherence.

Responsibilities

• Facilitate transfer of ethanol/bio-fuels from railcar to terminal storage, pipeline, or outbound truck; perform inspections, connect hoses, coordinate with customers and railroads.
• Coordinate with corporate on inventory, costs, maintenance, and operations.
• Provide routine maintenance and oversee contractor repairs of terminal equipment.
• Perform general terminal upkeep (mowing, painting, cleaning).
• Conduct daily facility inspections (equipment, infrastructure, security).
• Coordinate with local responders to ensure FRP, SPCC, and SOP compliance.
• Engage in ongoing safety, operational, and regulatory training.
• Perform other duties as prescribed by Terminal Superintendent.
• Travel to EEDS terminals to cover labor shortages for product offload.

Skills

Hard worker

Oral Communication Skills

Interpersonal Skills

Professionalism

Organization

Planning

Time Management

Attention to Details

Tools

MS Excel

Job description

Eco-Energy, Inc. is seeking a Rail Terminal Operator to support day-to-day operations at our EEDS facility.

The role involves preparing rail cars for unload, coordinating with customers and carriers, and ensuring safe, efficient transfer of ethanol to storage tanks and pipelines. You will perform routine equipment inspections, oversee maintenance, manage inventory, and work with first responders to meet FRP, SPCC, and SOP standards.