You'll be the person making the pieces fit. On a major refinery turnaround, thousands of people, vehicles, cranes, trailers, services, and materials have to move through the same site without creating chaos. You'll own that flow—and your decisions will directly affect whether the turnaround stays safe, organized, and on schedule. What you'll actually do: Build and manage the temporary site plot plan for contractor trailers, fabrication areas, equipment staging, lunchrooms, and other temporary facilities. Coordinate mobilization, demobilization, and day-to-day support of cranes, aerial lifts, generators, and other heavy equipment. Serve as the go-to contact for logistics vendors handling cleaning, fueling, security, parking, and workforce transportation. Keep temporary facilities functioning and troubleshoot problems for contractors and the turnaround team. Coordinate hydro-blasting water, vacuum trucks, waste removal, portable sanitation, and other essential turnaround services. Work directly with the TAR Scheduler to make sure the logistics plan keeps pace with the P6 schedule. Keep vendors, contractors, and site resources moving when execution gets busy and plans inevitably change.

What you get:

You'll be stepping into a role where your experience actually matters. You'll have ownership over a critical part of a major refinery turnaround, with the opportunity to solve real field problems rather than sit behind a desk managing spreadsheets. The position is $55-$60/hour , with $178/day per diem . Mobilization and demobilization are covered through either mileage at the IRS rate or economy airfare, plus a day of per diem on each end. The normal schedule is 40 hours/week , with the expectation that the turnaround execution period will move to 7x13s . Exact execution scheduling is still being finalized. You're a fit if: You've spent at least five years around refinery or petrochemical turnarounds/outages and understand what it takes to keep people, equipment, services, and schedules moving. You can negotiate with vendors, solve problems without losing your cool, and understand refinery safety, permitting, and OSHA requirements. Curious what the site and turnaround look like? Message me and I'll give you the details before you decide whether it's worth a conversation.

Pay:

$55.00 - $60.00 per hour

Benefits:

Dental insurance Health insurance Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person