• Match loading schedule to bill of lading.
• Weigh rail car and/or truck in adherence to specific load instructions.
• Fill out loading record.
• Insure that truck/rail car is positioned at proper loading rack.
• Visually inspect the rail car or truck to be involved in the upcoming transfer in order to ensure that everything is mechanically sound and there is no defective equipment before loading or unloading.
• Connection of load arms/hoses/ground straps.
• Check for the last product contained.
• Load rail car/truck according to loading instructions using gauges and/or strapping tables.
• Insure that outages, or, innages do not exceed DOT certification for the particular vessel being loaded.
• Ensure the stenciling on the car is correct and in date
• Check weight of rail car/truck after loading to ensure that gross weight is not exceeded.
• Communicate with facility supervisor on any problems as they occur.
• Disconnect loading arm/hose and inspect for any leaks prior to releasing the rail car/truck.
• Secure the T/C or TIT as per procedure/regulation.
• Placard the Mode of Transport
• Complete appropriate paperwork/documentation.
• Updates the status of all MOT which they alter in the Clients computer tracking tool
• Any other tasks that may be assigned by the client or SGS Site Leader provided task specific training has been provided, and the individual has been deemed competent
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