Terminal Manager

Shell

. Lead Keele and Sault Ste. Marie terminal operations assets and teams . Deliver safe, compliant, and reliable operations for Shell fuel customers . Maintain Shell and regulatory compliance and Shell’s License to Operate

Posted 9/21/2026full-timeToronto • CanadaSeniorLead💰 CA$110,000 - CA$159,000 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates extensive experience in Asset Management, Team Leadership, and Risk Management within the oil and gas industry, ensuring compliance with HSSE regulations and optimizing terminal operations. Capable of managing key relationships and executing effective emergency response and maintenance strategies.

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Asset ManagementTeam LeadershipRisk ManagementHSSE ComplianceEmergency Response Planning

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Hard Skills

Operations ManagementBudget PlanningProduct Inventory ManagementContinuous ImprovementIncident InvestigationRegulatory ComplianceProcess Safety FundamentalsCommissioning and Start-upPerformance ReviewTraining and Development

Soft Skills

Interpersonal SkillsProblem-SolvingDecision-MakingTime ManagementLeadership Skills

Industry Keywords

Oil and GasHSSEHealth and SafetyRegulatory ComplianceEmergency ResponseMunicipal RelationsContractor ManagementEnvironmental AgenciesTransport CanadaCanadian Fuels Association

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Lead Keele and Sault Ste. Marie terminal operations assets and teams
Deliver safe, compliant, and reliable operations for Shell fuel customers
Maintain Shell and regulatory compliance and Shell’s License to Operate
Represent Shell to local municipalities and maintain community relationships
Build relationships with Government Relations, Legal Teams, Canadian Fuels Association, Toronto Industrial Network, and other external associations
Set priorities, oversee competency evaluations, complete performance reviews, support training and development, recognize performance, and address gaps
Direct contractor resources in accordance with health, safety, and Code of Conduct standards
Develop and demonstrate site-specific HSSE programs, including communications, training, contractor management, compliance reviews, incident investigations, procedures, regulator involvement, and audits
Manage product inventories, tank optimization, stock reconciliation, and product receipt interfaces
Maintain emergency response preparedness and execute mandated drills
Develop and manage social performance plans and local emergency response plans
Maintain terminal reliability, minimize unplanned downtime, and ensure product availability
Optimize terminal assets through maintenance, capital investment, and corporate standards
Collaborate with engineering and subject matter experts on asset integrity issues and action plans
Manage relationships with fire, police, industrial associations, emergency responders, environmental agencies, MECP, TSSA, and Transport Canada
Apply continuous improvement and support automation/digitalization of distribution processes
Develop, budget, and execute annual maintenance work
Assess operations against standards and procedures through the Line of Defence program
Manage operating budgets, stock loss/gain reporting, expenditure forecasting, and budget planning
Collaborate with Supply, HSSE, Product Quality, Mobility, Engineering, and Distribution Operations teams
Develop optimized annual NRM execution approaches
Participate in the emergency response organization on-call rotation
Travel to the SSM Terminal approximately 4–6 times per year
Review SSM Joint Venture site performance and adherence to the JV contract

Requirements

What you’ll need

Must have legal authorization to work in Canada on a full-time basis
Degree qualification and/or equivalent relevant experience
10 or more years of relevant industry experience, preferably in oil and gas
Demonstrated capability and experience in Asset Management, Team Leadership, and Risk Management
Knowledge of applicable federal, provincial, municipal, and regional legislation, bylaws, and regulations for HSSE compliance
Capability to manage key internal and external relationships across department and property boundaries
Strong technical/operational skill sets, likely including Engineering and/or maintenance/operations background
Strong interpersonal and leadership skills
Problem-solving and decision-making skills
Time management skills
Knowledge of process safety/safeguarding fundamentals and Hazard Effects Management Process (HEMP) is an asset
Knowledge of Commissioning, Start-up and Operational Readiness, including Pre-Startup Safety Review and Statement of Fitness, is an asset
Mandatory online assessment must be successfully completed within 3 days of receiving the invitation

Benefits

Comp & perks

Annual performance-related salary increase
Paid parental leave, including for non-birthing parents
Training and development programs
Diverse career opportunities in national and international teams
Innovative work environment
Opportunity to develop transferable skills
Collaboration with experienced colleagues
Competitive pay and benefits packages
Values-led culture supporting work-life balance
Inclusive and diverse workplace