Job Title: Storage and Handling Operator
Location: Western Cape, Cape Town
Deadline: August 30, 2025
Job Description:
- The key responsibilities include, but are not limited to, dipping, sampling, and operating all valves during and after the rundown.
- Compile all relevant documents related to the receipt of a slug, including tank farm operations, updating the tank status board, and supplying the road and rail gantry.
- Ensure full compliance with BP’s HSSE policies, standards, procedures, and practices, especially regarding receipt, storage, and dispatch of bulk fuel and additives.
- Follow procedures outlined in the Terminal Operating Manual (TOM), including maintenance and product quality processes.
- Adhere strictly to process safety guidelines to ensure personal and operational safety.
- Support BP’s purpose of delivering energy responsibly and sustainably, aiming for net zero by 2050 or sooner.
Key Accountabilities:
- Verify pre and post tank dips, take samples, and operate valves accordingly.
- Record opening and closing meter readings for reconciliation.
- Seal or lock suction and other relevant valves during delivery.
- Monitor the filling or rundown of the slug.
- Handle queries related to slug rundown and tank farm operations.
- Take post-delivery dips and samples.
- Complete documentation such as dip sheets, quality control register, and pipeline communication register.
- Calculate and report losses and gains from each slug, updating relevant spreadsheets.
- Comply with site rules and HSSE obligations.
- Update the tank status board at the rail office.
- Manage tank farm inlet and outlet valves, ensuring tanks do not simultaneously receive and supply.
- Ensure safety systems like high and low-level alarms are functional and report malfunctions.
- Receive BP Diesel and ULP 95 additives into designated tanks.
- Dip tanks as required for stock management.
- Conduct daily site rounds and report deviations.
- Monitor site operations from the control room, including tank levels, alarms, and product quality.
- Draw and package water samples monthly for external analysis.
- Sample and report results for paraffin for each tanker load.
Educational Background:
- Minimum Matric or equivalent qualification.
- 2-3 years of demonstrated operational experience in the oil and gas industry.
- Willingness to work shifts, including weekends and public holidays.
- Supportive of learning and growth in a diverse environment.
- Committed to diversity and inclusion.
- Flexible benefits and hybrid working model (60% office, 40% remote).
Additional Details:
- No travel expected.
- Not eligible for relocation assistance.
- Hybrid work model.
- Skills include: agility, analytical thinking, communication, digital fluency, inventory management, negotiation, resilience, risk management, supply chain management, sustainability, and more.