Rail Terminal Operator

Rail Terminal Operator
Asphalt Express - A Division of Overland Corporation

Keep Products Moving. Operate Safely. Build with Asphalt Express.

Asphalt Express, a division of Overland Corporation, supports the safe and efficient transportation, handling, and delivery of materials used in paving and infrastructure operations. Based in Ardmore, OK, Overland Corporation has built a strong reputation for quality, safety, and innovation across Oklahoma and North Texas.

Core Values - F.O.R.E.

• Family - We take care of our people on and off the job.
• Opportunity - We develop talent, reward hard work, and promote from within.
• Respect - We communicate openly and treat everyone with dignity.
• Excellence - We expect the best and give our best.

Asphalt Express is seeking a dependable and safety-focused Rail Terminal Operator to support daily rail terminal operations. This position is responsible for loading, unloading, and transloading railcars; assisting with railcar switching and movement; connecting and disconnecting steam lines; and accurately entering operational and safety information into company systems.

The ideal candidate has basic computer skills, strong attention to detail, and experience working with railcars, liquid asphalt, fuel oils, crude oil, petroleum products, or steam boiler systems.

• Safely perform the loading, unloading, and transloading of railcars.
• Assist with railcar switching, movement, spotting, coupling, uncoupling, and securement.
• Connect and disconnect steam lines to railcars using established operating and safety procedures.
• Inspect railcars, hoses, valves, fittings, steam lines, and other equipment before and during operations.
• Monitor product transfers to ensure materials are handled safely and efficiently.
• Enter required information into computer systems for the release and tracking of railcars.
• Complete and submit electronic safety reports accurately and on time.
• Enter and maintain accurate bill of lading (BOL) information.
• Verify railcar numbers, product information, shipping documents, seals, and other required records.
• Communicate with supervisors, coworkers, drivers, railroad personnel, and customers to coordinate terminal activities.
• Follow all company policies, terminal procedures, customer requirements, and applicable Federal Railroad Administration regulations.
• Immediately report spills, leaks, injuries, incidents, equipment damage, and unsafe working conditions to management.
• Assist with spill prevention, containment, cleanup, and emergency-response activities when required.
• Maintain clean, organized, and safe terminal work areas.
• Perform routine inspections and assist with basic maintenance and troubleshooting of terminal equipment.
• Participate in safety meetings, toolbox talks, training programs, and required operational certifications.
• Safely operate company vehicles and maintain eligibility to drive company equipment.
• Perform additional duties as assigned by management.
• Must have a valid driver's license with positive driving history.
• Must be able to pass a pre-employment drug screen.

• Basic knowledge of standard computer software and normal computer operations.
• Understanding of safe railcar loading, unloading, and transloading procedures.
• Familiarity with railcar movement, switching, spotting, and securement practices.
• Knowledge of liquid asphalt, fuel oils, crude oil, petroleum products or similar materials is preferred.
• Familiarity with Federal Railroad Administration regulations and safe rail operating practices is preferred.
• Knowledge of steam boilers, steam systems, and steam-line operations is preferred.
• Understanding of bills of lading, shipping documents, and railcar-release procedures.
• Knowledge of workplace safety…