Responsible for the day-to-day operation of the Quebec Terminal, supporting the achievement of operational targets by ensuring safe, efficient, and reliable terminal operations, effective use of assets, compliance with regulatory requirements, and delivery of customer service expectations.
Compensation
If you are looking for a flexible work-life balance, a competitive salary and benefits package and an opportunity to grow your career, G3 will give you this opportunity.
Responsibilities
Manage daily terminal operations to support operational targets, schedules, procedures, and performance measures
Ensure compliance with health and safety, environmental, regulatory, corporate policy, and Food Safety Quality Management System requirements
Monitor operating costs, administer approved budgets, identify variances, and support cost-effective operations
Coordinate preventive maintenance activities and oversee the effective use of terminal assets to support operational requirements
Support the implementation of approved operational plans, projects, and infrastructure-related activities
Responsible for daily operational activities of CountryMark’s Jolietville, IN and Peru, IN Refined Fuel Terminals as a relief role.
Locations (2)
Jolietville, Indiana, United States
Peru, Indiana, United States
Responsibilities
Perform required daily, weekly, and monthly inspections of tanks, process piping components, monitor wells, oil water separator systems, vapor combustor units, etc.
Receive and ensure efficient transportation of pipeline deliveries via CountryMark’s pipeline and third-party pipelines.
Perform accurate and timely daily inventory and regulatory reports using company’s computer-based software and forms.
Perform and track routine and no-routine repairs and maintenance to terminal equipment and machinery.
Maintain terminal record keeping regarding product quality, testing, permitting and inventories.
Responsible for the overall operation and maintenance of the terminal, pipeline, marine, and rail assets, including receipt, storage, and distribution of petroleum products and emergency response duties.
Responsibilities
Maintain terminal loading rack and storage equipment
Ensure compliance with environmental and safety regulations
Manage inventory control systems
Respond to emergency notifications
Participate in emergency response training drills
Requirements
High School Diploma or equivalent
Nice to have: General knowledge of equipment and maintenance of pumps, meters, truck loading rack, and dock facility
Nice to have: General knowledge or experience in the petroleum industry
Nice to have: Inventory control and/or accounting background
Oversee and coordinate the physical execution of ocean freight shipments, including cargo movement, container handling, and warehouse operations, ensuring compliance with customer instructions and operational SOPs.
Responsibilities
Own the physical execution of ocean freight shipments from confirmed booking through vessel departure and origin handover
Ensure shipments are executed in accordance with customer shipping instructions, confirmed bookings, carrier schedules, and agreed operational SOPs
Coordinate cargo movement from supplier facilities to CFS, warehouses, inland container depots, or port terminals
Monitor shipment execution milestones and ensure timely completion of origin activities
Ensure operational readiness for FCL, LCL, and multi-supplier consolidation shipments
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Logistics, Supply Chain Management, International Business, Commerce, or a related discipline
Postgraduate qualification in Logistics or Supply Chain Management preferred
Terminal Operator responsible for safe transfer of terminal and marine products, operating valves, monitoring tank farm systems, troubleshooting equipment, and ensuring compliance with safety and environmental regulations.
Responsibilities
Operate valves by hand or DCS
Load and unload ships and barges
Monitor tank farm and pump stations
Troubleshoot pumps, meters, and heating systems
Participate in start‑ups and recommend system improvements
Requirements
Associates Degree in Process Technology or equivalent
Provide field leadership and support for driver and fleet safety programs, policies, procedures, and initiatives.
Locations (2)
LaSalle, Illinois, United States
Oak Creek, Wisconsin, United States
Compensation
The expected pay range is $80,500 to $120,830 plus bonus.
Responsibilities
Provide field leadership and support for driver and fleet safety programs, policies, procedures, and initiatives.
Conduct driver observations, evaluations, road tests, qualification activities, and other assessments designed to verify safe driving practices and operational competency.
Support driver onboarding, new-hire training, qualification, and recurring training requirements.
Coach drivers and trainers on safe driving behaviors, defensive driving techniques, safe work practices, and company expectations.
Partner with terminal and regional leadership to identify driver safety risks and develop appropriate corrective and preventive actions.
The Driver Trainer Specialist provides leadership and technical support for driver and fleet safety activities, partnering with terminal leadership to strengthen safe driving performance and maintain compliance.
Locations (2)
Creighton, Pennsylvania, United States
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
Responsibilities
Provide field leadership and support for driver and fleet safety programs, policies, procedures, and initiatives.
Conduct driver observations, evaluations, road tests, qualification activities, and other assessments designed to verify safe driving practices and operational competency.
Support driver onboarding, new-hire training, qualification, and recurring training requirements.
Coach drivers and trainers on safe driving behaviors, defensive driving techniques, safe work practices, and company expectations.
Partner with terminal and regional leadership to identify driver safety risks and develop appropriate corrective and preventive actions.