Terminal Manager

Main Purpose:
The Terminal Manager is primarily accountable for:

- managing the delivery of safe and efficient operations of the Kwinana Bitumen Facility;
- providing leadership to the Kwinana terminal staff to ensure operations are conducted safely and efficiently, while meeting Puma standards and statutory requirements.
- Supervision of Puma’s joint venture with SAMI of the storage and handling of imported bitumen.
- the management of stock and manufacturing,
- balancing maintenance and capital works with meeting operational and customer requirements,
- controlling operational expenditure; and
- leading the implementation of operational improvements.

Knowledge Skills and Abilities, Key Responsibilities:
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
Puma Operations

Manage operations to be safe and reliable, including, but not limited to:

- Ensuring production requirements meet customer daily orders and weekly and long-term forecasting;
- Supervision of the joint venture for storage and handling of imported bitumen: notably of the operating company for this area;
- Monitor stock measurement and supply situation, and advise stakeholders of supply or quality issues, in particular potential customer impacts;
- Manage the efficient and safe discharge of products from ships, minimising demurrage due to the facility;
- Minimising the impact of equipment breakdowns by quickly trouble-shooting problems and implementing effective solutions;
- Support the reliable operation of the site distributed control system and automated gantry loading systems to ensure safe, efficient plant operation, including technical support and diagnosis of system faults to minimise downtime;
- Maintain strong relationships with Customers and Internal stakeholders (Sales, Supply and Customer Service) to communicate supply issues;
- Development and implementation of effective processes, systems, procedures and training to support continuity and efficiency in operations and sales activities for the Terminal;
- Benchmarking Kwinana Puma operations against Puma Operational Excellence program;
- Operate as the Puma representative for the JV operations and ensure performance levels meet contractual requirements under all contracts and agreements; and
- All other tasks as directed by your Manager.

Work Health & Safety

Ensure compliance with all statutory requirements with respect to health, safety and the environment. This will include, however not limited to, the following:

- Ensure Puma operations maintains a SAPS (Puma Safety Management System) compliance Level 3 score for Kwinana;
- Proactive management of health, safety and environment issues;
- Full use of the Sphera system for reporting and tracking;
- Ensuring systems in place to meet Environmental licence requirements;
- Ensuring site holds current licences and that licence conditions are met;
- Support Puma Bitumen leadership in conducting Due Diligence in Workplace Health and Safety matters

Maintenance

Manage maintenance for the Kwinana facility, including, but not limited to;
- Monitor an effective maintenance work management process;
- Ensure Puma’s CMMS (computer maintenance management system) for Kwinana facilities are accurate and utilised effectively;
- Ensure Kwinana facility maintenance tasks and duties are carried out in accordance with the Puma SAPS system
- Ensure the facility continues to comply with relevant Australian standards and other regulatory requirements to meet our legal operating obligations;
- Manage contractors to Puma and site requirements;
- Procedures, work instructions, risk assessments and MOC are in place and followed;
- Ensuring all work that is carried out is compliant with relevant legislation and standards;
- Ensure construction and execution of projects are compliant to site safety requirements
- Manage the Permit to Work system for Kwinana facilities;
- Supervision of major terminal works upgrades and planned equipment TAR/Shutdowns, including the Permit to Work and SAPS safety system requirements

Capex

Manage capital projects for the Kwinana facilities including, but not limited to:

- Supporting National Operations Management with the Feasibility, Engineering, Procurement and Construction phases of externally managed projects;
- Managing the delivery of projects through Feasibility, Engineering, Procurement and Construction phases for site managed projects;
- Ensuring all work that is carried out is compliant with Puma Energy and Australian Standards;
- Ensure construction and execution of projects are compliant to Puma Energy SAPS requirements

Financial

Responsible for the Kwinana facilities including, but not limited to:

- Prepare capital and fixed cost budgets for Kwinana operations;
- Monitor operations to ensure costs and expenditure are minimised and remain within budget;
- Identify and implement cost saving initiatives, and share with other operations;
- Monitor and report on key measures including forecast vs. budget, throughput volumes, mainten