Inspector Coordinator Supervisor

Inspector Coordinator Supervisor

1.0 Corporate Job Title

Inspectpr Coordinator Supervisor

2.0 Reporting Relationships

Operations/Branch Manager

3.0 Position Summary

This position is based in the branch office and manages and coordinates Petroleum Inspector and Inspector Coordinator’s day-to-day related activities that are necessary for the effective completion of quantity and sampling requirements initiated from the Branch Offices

4.0 Minimum Requirements

- Requires a H.S. Degree (or equivalent) and a minimum of three years relevant and increasingly responsible experience in field inspection positions in the petroleum industry, with an emphasis in the loss control area.

- Must be able to effectively communicate and maintain professional relationships with numerous clients (customers, suppliers, terminals).

- Must pass pulmonary test for respirator use. Must maintain a valid Transportation Worker’s Identification Card (TWIC).

5.0 Responsibilities

- Acts as the Point of Contact for communicating all business information between the field inspectors and Inspector Coordinators

- Uses judgment and discretion in directing, coordinating and scheduling the work activities of Field Inspectors and Inspector Coordinators consistent with accepted operating practices and procedures, including periods during non-working hours, weekends and holidays.

- Ensures that instructions to the Field Inspectors, as provided by the Customer and/or Customer Coordinator are fully communicated and followed.

- Using advanced knowledge gained in the field, identifies the root causes of quality system problems (customer, terminal or Camin Cargo system) in respective areas of responsibility and uses good judgment to independently troubleshoot, initiate, recommend, and/or implement timely solutions to the problems.

- Has the authority to call in additional Field Inspectors to work to meet customer requirements.

- Attends and participates in management meetings.

- Occasionally performs field audits, field inspections, sampling and other related activities determined by the Inspector Coordinator.

- Conducts probe checks and tape verifications as necessary for quality and completeness.

6.0 Fitness for Duty – Physical Demands

Workday may consist of 8-12 hours; however, this can vary day to day or shift to shift. Much of the work is performed outdoors, wearing full Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and could include possible exposure to high and low temperatures for prolonged duration of time. Work may be performed during day or nighttime hours and may involve working alone.

All times listed below are approximate.

- Maximum Lift-Floor to knee; Knuckle to waist; Waist to shoulder

Weight Up to 45 lbs.- Duration/Day Up to 2 hours.

- Walking-

Weight Up to 45 lbs. -Duration/Day Up to 6 hours

- Pushing-Pulling

Weight Variable-Duration/Day Up to 2 hours

- Carrying

Weight Up to 45 lbs.- Duration/Day Up to 4 hours

- Ascend/Descend Ladder/Stair

Weight Up to 45 lbs.- Duration/Day Up to 2 hours

- Extended Reach

Weight Up to 45 lbs.- Duration/Day Up to 1 hour

- Standing

Weight Up to 45 lbs.- Duration/Day Up to 6 hours

- Crouch/Squat/Knee

Weight Up to 45 lbs.- Duration/Day Up to 1 hour

- Tool use

Weight 5-8 lbs. Duration/Day Up to 4 hours

- Sitting

Weight N/A-Duration/Day Up to 6 hours

- Driving-

Weight N/A- Duration/Day Up to 4 hours

All are required to perform this position

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