Construction Coordinator

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. Develop, coordinate, implement, and oversee complex capital and maintenance projects within terminal and tank farm facilities .

Posted 10/30/2026full-timeGalena Park • Texas • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $105,000 - $157,000 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in managing capital and maintenance projects within marine terminal and tank farm facilities, ensuring compliance with safety and environmental regulations while effectively coordinating contractors and resources.

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Project ManagementMarine Terminal OperationsSafety Management SystemsEnvironmental Regulations ComplianceMaintenance and Reliability Best Practices

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Hard Skills

Capital Project ManagementConstruction PracticesEquipment Condition AnalysisReport PreparationEngineering Drawing Interpretation

Soft Skills

Effective CommunicationRisk IdentificationProblem Solving

Tools & Technologies

Maintenance Management SoftwareProject Tracking ToolsTerminal Operating Systems

Industry Keywords

OSHAEPAUSCGSPCCFRPPHMSAAPIPetroleum Storage FacilitiesTank Farm EquipmentProduct Transfer Systems

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Develop, coordinate, implement, and oversee complex capital and maintenance projects within terminal and tank farm facilities
Monitor project status, identify risks, and modify plans to meet operational, safety, and environmental objectives
Identify and procure contractors, inspectors, equipment, materials, and specialized services
Direct, monitor, and schedule contractors, inspectors, and employees supporting construction, maintenance, and reliability activities
Coordinate and monitor installation, inspection, repair, and maintenance of terminal equipment and infrastructure
Evaluate equipment condition and recommend repairs, replacements, or improvements
Ensure contractor compliance with safety programs, environmental requirements, permits, competency standards, and operating procedures
Support compliance with OSHA, EPA, USCG, SPCC, FRP, PHMSA, and API requirements
Participate in incident investigations, audits, management of change, hazard assessments, and emergency response activities
Provide recommendations, technical support, and consultation to customers, contractors, regulators, emergency responders, government officials, terminal personnel, and leadership
Compile and verify project reports, completion reports, investigations, work orders, budget recommendations, contractor evaluations, compliance documentation, and customer correspondence
Promote continuous improvement in safety, reliability, efficiency, and environmental performance
Support DOT- or Coast Guard-regulated functions, emergency response, and product transfer operations

Requirements

What you’ll need

High school diploma required
Typically 3–5 years of experience in construction, maintenance, operation, or project execution of marine terminals, tank farms, petroleum storage facilities, refining, petrochemical, or midstream assets
Knowledge of marine terminal operations and infrastructure
Knowledge of petroleum and refined products storage facilities
Knowledge of tank farm equipment and operations
Knowledge of product transfer systems and custody transfer principles
Knowledge of maintenance and reliability best practices
Knowledge of safety management systems and permit-to-work processes
Knowledge of environmental regulations and spill prevention requirements
Knowledge of capital project management and construction practices
Ability to coordinate and execute maintenance and capital projects safely and efficiently
Ability to monitor operations and contractor activities for compliance
Ability to analyze equipment conditions and recommend corrective actions
Ability to prepare reports, budgets, presentations, studies, and correspondence
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, P&IDs, tank drawings, facility layouts, permits, company procedures, regulatory requirements, and technical specifications
Ability to communicate effectively with operational, technical, regulatory, and commercial stakeholders
Ability to support routine and emergency response activities
Ability to operate computer systems, maintenance management software, project tracking tools, and terminal operating systems
Medium work physical demands, including lifting 20–50 pounds occasionally
Ability to travel to other locations and job sites, including extended stays greater than two weeks
Applicable driver's license may be required when assigned a company vehicle
None required under Licenses and Certifications

Benefits

Comp & perks

Company vehicle may be assigned based on tasks
Reasonable workplace accommodations available upon request
Equal opportunity and diversity and inclusion commitment