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CIG Logistics

Bulk Terminal Operator

Big Lake, TX · On-site

$18/hr

Bulk Terminal Operator About CIG Logistics: CIG Logistics is a national leader in providing niche logistics services to our clients across three main areas: rail services and the storage and delivery ...

CIG Logistics

Bulk Terminal Operator

Lubbock, TX · On-site

Bulk Terminal Operator About CIG Logistics: CIG Logistics is a national leader in providing niche logistics services to our clients across three main areas: rail services and the storage and delivery ...

Land O'Lakes

Bulk Terminal Operator

Marshalltown, IA

$21.50/hr

Bulk Terminal Operator Pay: $21.50 per hour Shift & Working Hours: Day Shift; 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM; Weekends/Overtime/Holidays as needed. During peak season, work may need to be performed during non ...

Land O'Lakes

Bulk Terminal Operator

Marshalltown, IA

$21.50/hr

Bulk Terminal Operator Pay: $21.50 per hour Shift & Working Hours: Day Shift; 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM; Weekends/Overtime/Holidays as needed. During peak season, work may need to be performed during non ...

Land O'Lakes

Bulk Terminal Operator

Eldora, IA

$21.50/hr

Bulk Terminal Operator Pay: $21.50 per hour Shift & Working Hours: Day Shift; 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM; Weekends/Overtime/Holidays as needed. During peak season, work may need to be performed during non ...

Land O'Lakes

Bulk Terminal Operator

Iowa Falls, IA

$21.50/hr

Bulk Terminal Operator Pay: $21.50 per hour Shift & Working Hours: Day Shift; 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM; Weekends/Overtime/Holidays as needed. During peak season, work may need to be performed during non ...

Land O'Lakes

Bulk Terminal Operator

Iowa Falls, IA

$21.50/hr

Bulk Terminal Operator Pay: $21.50 per hour Shift & Working Hours: Day Shift; 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM; Weekends/Overtime/Holidays as needed. During peak season, work may need to be performed during non ...

Land O'Lakes

Bulk Terminal Operator

Grundy Center, IA

$21.50/hr

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Land O'Lakes

Bulk Terminal Operator

Eldora, IA

$21.50/hr

Bulk Terminal Operator Pay: $21.50 per hour Shift & Working Hours: Day Shift; 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM; Weekends/Overtime/Holidays as needed. During peak season, work may need to be performed during non ...

Land O'Lakes

Bulk Terminal Operator

Eldora, IA

$21.50/hr

Bulk Terminal Operator Pay: $21.50 per hour Shift & Working Hours: Day Shift; 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM; Weekends/Overtime/Holidays as needed. During peak season, work may need to be performed during non ...

Kinder Morgan

Terminal Manager - MBO

Milwaukee, WI

What We Are Looking For Full responsibility and oversight of bulk terminal operations in WI. Position is responsible for all aspects of the terminal including operations, maintenance, customer ...

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As of May 31, 2026, the average yearly pay for bulk terminal in the United States is $71,911.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $57,000.00 and $81,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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What are some common challenges faced by employees working at a bulk terminal, and how can they be addressed?

Employees at bulk terminals often face challenges such as coordinating logistics for large-volume shipments, ensuring compliance with safety regulations, and managing equipment maintenance. Working conditions can be physically demanding, with variable hours depending on shipment schedules. To address these challenges, strong communication within the team, regular safety training, and proactive equipment checks are essential. Many bulk terminals also promote a collaborative work environment where employees can share best practices and support one another.

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Bulk terminal operators are professionals who manage the facilities where large quantities of unpackaged goods, such as coal, grain, minerals, or liquids, are loaded, unloaded, stored, and transferred between ships, trucks, and trains. These operators ensure the safe and efficient handling of bulk cargo, maintain equipment, and comply with safety and environmental regulations. Their role is crucial in the logistics and supply chain sectors, helping to move raw materials and commodities to their destinations.

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Job FocusManaging bulk cargo handling and logisticsOperating cranes to move heavy loads

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Bulk Terminal Operator

Bulk Terminal Operator

CIG Logistics

Big Lake, TX • On-site

$18/hr

Full-time

Posted 18 days ago

Job description


Job Title:

Bulk Terminal Operator

About CIG Logistics:

CIG Logistics is a national leader in providing niche logistics services to our clients across three main areas: rail services and the storage and delivery of bulk commodities, last-mile delivery of sand used in fracking operations, and pickup and delivery of intermodal freight. We operate in nine states across the nation, with the core of our last-mile business concentrated in the Permian and Bakken, and the core of our intermodal business concentrated in the Southeastern United States.

We are looking to fill our Bulk Terminal Operator position at our Odessa, TX location. This position will report directly to the Terminal Manager.

Job Summary:

The Bulk Terminal Operator position requires the hands-on operation of all terminal equipment, developing a familiarity with bulk truck and bulk rail car operations, and the administration of terminal reporting functions. The Terminal receives product by bulk trucks, and rail and this position is tasked with the efficient handling of product in both receiving and shipping. The manner in which trucks are expedited, customers are handled, and qualities are ensured are key functions of this position. 

A positive attitude, terminal operation skills, mechanical aptitude, and the ability to be a member of the team in a small cross-functional employee group are essential elements for a successful terminal operation.  The Terminal has a team commitment to operating in the safest and most environmentally responsible manner following all known safety laws, regulations and policies.  Providing the highest level of quality and customer service to our customers is a priority at the Terminal. Maintaining terminal equipment, good housekeeping in all work areas, and operating equipment safely is vital to efficient terminal operations.

Duties/Responsibilities:

  • Comply with all company safety rules and performs all duties in a safe and approved manner.

  • Comply with all known Local, State and Federal Laws and Regulations

  • Load bulk unit trucks correctly, providing legal weights and proper product for customer delivery or pick-up.

  • Perform routine maintenance on all terminal property and equipment. Maintain the terminal in a clean and presentable state.

  • Perform clerical functions following the established guidelines for the recording of receipts, shipments and inventory records.

  • Refer to the Terminal Manager or customer service on all customer complaints.

  • Assists at other Terminal locations as required

  • Responsible for unloading/loading railcars, transferring of product into proper silos/warehouses, sampling and testing of products received and shipped.

  • Assist with training of new employees

  • Good mechanical aptitude

  • Knowledge of the safe and proper operation of all terminal equipment, which includes but is not limited to forklifts, mobile conveyors, yard transportation, silos and elevators, crane operation and rigging.

  • Perform other duties as assigned

Basic Requirements:

  • Must be able to work in the United States without sponsorship

  • Must be at least 18 years of age

  • Must have a valid drivers’ license

  • Must have the ability to stand for long periods, and must be able to work while sitting, bending, twisting and/or climbing many flights of stairs

  • Must be able to work at heights, in enclosed of confined spaces, near water, work around moving equipment and machinery

  • Must be able to lift up to 100 lbs.

Preferred Requirements:

  • 1+ years’ experience in moving/coordinating like freight (bulk commodities) either via rail or truck


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