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Lead person responsible for all shop operations Install all kinds of electrical and non-electrical signage and vinyl. Repair electronic LED Display signs (training will be provided). Repair all other kinds of electrical signage Remove signs Drive company trucks Secure signs correctly for transport to and from job site Ability to read drawings (a plus but not required) Maintain inventory, equipment, supplies, and tools Job Type: Full-time Salary: $12.00 to $23.00 /hour Experience: Welding: 1 year (Required) Location: Houston, TX 77084 (Required) License: Valid Drivers License (Required) Work authorization: United States (Required)

The Cargo Superintendent represents our client's interests, from the field and onboard vessels, by coordinating with all parties to insure accuracy, and efficient operations during the loading, onboard blending and discharging of petroleum cargo to and from maritime vessels. This position requires effective leadership and influencing skills, strong planning & problem solving abilities and discerning attention to detail, to provide the highest level of proactive customer service and professional project management. This is a shore-based, field-oriented position located in Houston, TX. To apply for this position, use the link at the bottom of this page. RESPONSIBILITIES: Customer Service Achieve high levels of customer satisfaction on all assignments. Understand our Client’s objectives to be able to effectively represent their interests, anticipate their needs and advance their agenda Frequently check for, and promptly reply to emails, text messages and phone calls Consult with and notify Client and Office regarding project status and schedule, delays, interruptions, anticipated challenges, and successes! Utilize sound judgment to assess urgency of issues and determine appropriate means of, and times to, communicate Project Management Establish yourself as the primary contact with relevant parties for each assigned vessel, take ownership of the assignment, managing all aspects from berthing to sailing, to achieve client’s objectives Be organized, manage your time & duties to continuously manage your assignment proactively Identify and prevent potential issues & risks as far in advance as possible Anticipate common challenges to prevent or overcome them Strategize how to improve & expedite upcoming operations. Research alternate plans/scenarios Be an active participant to influence success and the project proceeding according to plan Confirm plans are understood by all parties, during all stages, particularly after staff/shift changes Provide advance notice to other parties to insure their timely participation in operations. If you question their ability to meet expectations, escalate the issue as necessary to insure performance Actively monitor and evaluate operations, and performance by other parties, in real time In the event of unexpected results, expedite the collection of facts to accurately assess the situation. Utilize sound judgment to either implement a solution, halt operations, or seek counsel Create and maintain a current project schedule with estimated times of completion for each phase Collect and file required documents, and keep worksheets and tools current in near real time. Adhere to company standards and naming conventions. Expedite internal project closeout process Cargo Management Track vessel movement, attend and participate in Key Meeting Pre-check all products available volumes at the beginning of assignments, quantify and report any shortages, overages & instances where nominated quantities may result in stops in undesired locations Identify, investigate and report any in-transit differences prior to commencing operations Independently calculate, and then confirm planned stops with all relevant parties to insure consensus and a coordinated effort. Re-confirm stops with all parties prior to reaching them Independently calculate planned and actual product volumes, converting between units of measurement and between observed and net volumes, while accurately compensating for line adjustments, VEF, and other factors as necessary Verify accuracy of line displacements, gauging and sampling. Visually check sample quality Prepare Vessel Cargo Distribution Plans to insure cargo is distributed accurately to each vessel tank, and that the overall loading is compliant with the vessel and voyage requirements and limitations Insure that the vessel crew understands the plan, and their responsibilities during its execution Investigate and report apparent differences and provide explanations for suspected causes Requirements REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS: Prior Industry Experience as Either: Master Mariner, Chief Officer or Deck Officer of an Oil/Chemical Tanker Petroleum Loss Control Representative, or Sr. Petroleum Inspector, or Terminal Operator Bachelor’s Degree Maintain Active TWIC , valid Driver’s License, Reliable Transportation and continuous Internet Service Currently authorized for extended work in the United States (Citizen or Permanent Resident) Acceptance of the schedule inherent to the maritime/petroleum industry (frequent changes, delays, extended hours, nights, weekends & holidays). Some travel required. Extraordinary attention to detail, accuracy & timeliness. Able to be held to high standards and perform Self-motivated, requiring minimal supervision. Inherent desire to exceed expectations Excellent analytical & problem solving skills to investigate issues, assess complex variables, identify source causes and offer solutions Strong written & verbal communication. Skilled at authoring professional & informative, yet concise emails. Fluent English. Able to effectively communicate with non-native English speaking vessel crews Strong Computer, Software & Smart Phone Proficiency. Apple Mac OS & iOS preferred Able to climb ladders, stairs & vessel gangways. Able to effectively see and maneuver under / over / through or around obstacles present on vessels and in terminals, including stairs, deck/wall/ceiling protrusions, low clearance areas and low traction areas, frequently in low light environments DESIRED/BONUS QUALIFICATIONS: Candidates fluent in Hindi , Russian , Tagalog or Spanish is helpful, but not required Benefits Base Salary + Incentive Plan Meal & Transportation Allowances for days worked Comprehensive health coverage (medical, dental, vision, employee assistance) Generous 401(k) retirement plan with company contributions Short & Long Term Disability, Worker’s Compensation & Life Insurance Monthly cell phone allowance Paid Time Off Travel reimbursements, when required to travel outside the Greater Houston Area

The foreman will actively participate in work on projects, supervise field employees and be responsible for the completion of all projects in a safe and timely manner, utilizing the highest quality of workmanship. Reporting: Reports to superintendent (or project manager when superintendent is not onsite) Requirements: High school diploma or GED preferred Ability to read safety information and write Valid first aid certificate (can be obtained upon employment) OSHA 10/30-Hour certification (can be obtained upon employment) Minimum of five years experience and a proven ability to lead others Experience in Civil Construction Experience as a Concrete Foreman FAA P-501 experience is preferred and knowledge with and expertise with TxDOT paving specs is required Responsibilities: Ability to plan and execute concrete paving pours, construct headwalls, wing walls, cast-in-place box culverts and bridges. Supervise all work activities by SpawGlass field employees and all specialty contractors Back-up superintendent as the OSHA competent person and articulate the relevant safety regulations for the work being performed Serve as a subject matter expert in field of work being completed to step in if needed or conduct training Know, comply with and be passionate about all SpawGlass safety rules/policies and OSHA regulations, including hazardous communications, fall protection plan, confined space program, etc. Model safe work practices, including wearing of all personal protective equipment (PPE) and safety gear Report all safety violations to superintendent Oversee field crew to ensure strict adherence to safety rules/regulations and correct methods are employed Under direction of superintendent, conduct daily/weekly Tool Box Talks on assigned subjects Together with the superintendent, recognize and correct any unsafe conditions that may exist or occur on the jobsite Assist with job site inspections Follow through with any directions for abatement of any noted unsafe condition or hazard; report any unabated unsafe condition to supervisor Together with the superintendent, look ahead, organize and coordinate work schedules of all specialty contractors on project In absence of superintendent, plan for job equipment, material and personnel requirements as far in advance as possible Attend any required meetings, including scheduled supervisory meetings and other company events/functions as assigned Attend all training classes and seminars as assigned Complete any necessary daily job logs Promote rapport and teamwork among field crew Know what to do if an OSHA inspector comes onsite Know what to do/not to say in the event of a crisis onsite Be professional to enhance the reputation of SpawGlass Assume other responsibilities as assigned Work Environment: You may be exposed to noise, dampness, heat, cold, dust, fumes (occasionally, but always well-ventilated), chemicals (will work with, but normally won t work in a chemical environment), heights and confined spaces (on occasion). Up to seven hours of an eight-hour shift are spent standing. Temperatures range from 25º to 115ºF. Essential Job Functions: You must be able to twist, stoop, bend, squat, kneel, crawl, climb ladders, climb stairs, walk on uneven ground, work above ground on scaffolds and below ground in ditches, have no fear of confined space, see colors to read Hazcom labeling on containers, have depth perception to avoid excavations and other hazards, hear well enough to recognize the sound of horns and sirens on moving equipment and have good finger manipulation. There is constant lifting of 10 pounds, frequent lifting of 25 pounds and maximum single person lifting of 60 pounds. For items over 60 pounds, assistance from co-worker is required. Lifting entails reaching at, above and below shoulder height. You must be able to climb on light or heavy equipment and carry and use hand tools. Special Clothing: You will be required to wear puncture resistant footwear, long pants and four-inch sleeves on shirts. PPE (hard hat, safety glasses, etc.) is required. All safety appliances (hard hat, safety glasses, gloves, ear plugs, fall protection, adequate ventilation, etc.) will be provided. SpawGlass is an Equal Opportunity Employer