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Puma Energy

Global downstream energy supplier and marketer

Terminal Supervisor

Shipping & ReceivingUpdated on Nov 15
Full-timeKimbe West New Britain Province, Papua New GuineaNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A university bachelor's degree; Applied Chemistry or Engineering is preferred.
  • At least 5 years of experience in industrial facilities in maintenance, production, and industrial safety; at least 10 years is required if the educational requirement is not met.
  • Computer literacy, including Microsoft Office applications.
  • Bilingual ability in English and another language depending on location.
  • Knowledge of ISO 9000 Quality Management System is preferred.
  • Ability to propose continuous improvement of facilities and plant processes.
  • Strong leadership skills.
  • Strong written, oral, and interpersonal communication skills.
  • Strong organizational ability and attention to detail and tasks.

Responsibilities

  • Supervise tanker filling, vessel discharge and loading, product transfer between tanks and the loading rack, and terminal maintenance and operations personnel.
  • Review daily inventory movements using reports to identify deficits, surpluses, or incorrect operations.
  • Inspect facility operations daily through inspection rounds and reports.
  • Program preventive and corrective maintenance and recommend the work to the Plant Superintendent.
  • Prepare and request purchase orders for tools, materials, and equipment in accordance with approved processes and procedures.
  • Prepare work orders using the appropriate forms to ensure terminal work is performed securely and safely.
  • Perform or coordinate contractor maintenance activities at the Terminal according to programs established by the Superintendence.
  • Carry out tasks assigned by the Superintendent within Terminal operations.
  • Supervise Terminal employees as required and coordinate Plant personnel schedules and activities.
  • Participate in training courses scheduled by the Terminal Superintendence and in contingency drills.
  • Comply with company requirements and systems relating to SAPS, HSEC, Quality, and other company policies.
  • Take responsibility for personal safety and prevent incidents by identifying and controlling hazards before they become incidents.
  • Report injuries and hazards to immediate supervising staff.
  • Uphold the Puma Energy International Safety Policy and Puma Energy PNG HSEQ Policies.
  • Cooperate with the Company to enable compliance with legal duties.
  • Use equipment designed to safeguard personal well-being properly and effectively.
  • Identify factors or situations that may affect product and service quality or the environment.
  • Follow the Company’s Health, Safety & Environment policies, procedures, and work instructions, whether communicated in writing or orally.
  • Comply with Company procedures and relevant legislation regarding the Injury Management process.
  • Report concerns, incidents, injuries, and non-conformances to the Manager and complete the Puma Energy PNG Incident / Non-Conformance Report form.
  • Report hazards, practices, or conditions that may affect safety, production, or the community to a Manager or supervisor.
  • Complete forms in accordance with procedures.
  • Address discrepancies in received goods or services through Non-Conformance procedures.
  • Verify products at appropriate stages and maintain records as required by procedures.

Desired Qualifications

  • Knowledge of ISO 9000 Quality Management System.

About the Company

Puma Energy

Global downstream energy supplier and marketer

Puma Energy is a global downstream energy business that supplies fuels, aviation fuels, lubricants, LPG and bitumen in more than 34 countries, focusing on Central America and Sub-Saharan Africa. The company operates its products through downstream segments, which include refining and distributing fuels, supplying aviation fuel at airports, selling lubricants and LPG, and providing bitumen for road and construction projects. Its products are moved from suppliers to customers via terminals, storage, and a network that serves retail stations, commercial buyers, airlines, and construction sites. Puma Energy differentiates itself with a wide geographic footprint in high-potential markets, a diversified product mix, and a mission that centers on energising communities and driving growth and prosperity in the areas it serves. The company’s goal is to sustainably meet customers’ energy needs in these markets while supporting local development by expanding access to fuels and related products.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
Debt Financing
Total funding
$775M
Headquarters
Cotonou, Benin
Founded
1997

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