Jobs at Buckeye Partners

Serve as shift safety officer for an oil & gas terminal: monitor and correct unsafe conditions, maintain and inspect firefighting and breathing equipment, perform gas testing and fit testing, patrol property, assist emergency response and training, keep safety records, and support HSSE leadership.

The Project Manager II is responsible for overseeing the planning and execution of pipeline and terminal projects in the petroleum industry, ensuring project goals and compliance with budgets and timelines.

The Customer and Terminal Data Coordinator manages data in the Terminal Management System, ensuring efficient customer transactions and inventory management while providing customer support.

The Coordinator, Training Services will manage training session logistics, maintain training records, assist with LMS administration, and support onboarding and training compliance efforts.

Support Buckeye's Corrosion Control program by tracking inspections and repairs, preparing and integrating corrosion data into databases, producing KPI reports, coordinating stakeholder meetings, supporting field projects and Asset Integrity team members, and assisting with data analysis and reporting. Occasional pipeline right-of-way walks and about 10% travel.

The Specialist, Terminal Volume Accounting is responsible for tracking products at terminals, ensuring data integrity, monitoring trends, and assisting in settlement processes.

The Tank Project Manager II manages pipeline and terminal projects, overseeing planning, implementation, and completion phases while ensuring compliance and safety standards are met.

The Apprentice Pipeliner is responsible for maintaining and troubleshooting pipeline and terminal equipment, learning compliance regulations, and ensuring customer service, with supervision and training for various operational aspects.

Manage global strategic sourcing activities for various commodities, develop category strategies, and negotiate supply contracts supporting oil & gas operations.

Serve as on-shift safety officer for an oil & gas terminal: monitor and correct unsafe conditions, maintain and inspect emergency and firefighting equipment, train and lead first-response crew, perform fit testing and safety recordkeeping, and respond to emergencies per HSSE standards.

The IT Analyst, Security role supports implementation and administration of security technologies, manages documentation, and enhances processes while ensuring Buckeye's asset protection.

Manage terminal inventory and tank utilization by coordinating product movements (pipeline, vessel, truck, rail), customer service, inventory reconciliation, and terminal operations using scheduling and TMS tools. Provide 24/7 support, assist commercial teams, troubleshoot quality and measurement issues, and support process improvements.

The Specialist, Terminal Volume Accounting tracks products at Buckeye terminals, ensuring accurate terminal settlements, data integrity, and reporting on volume accounting activities.

The Pipeline System Controller Trainee I role involves monitoring and controlling pipeline operations, scheduling product movements, preparing reports, and ensuring safety compliance.

The Senior Advisor, Property Tax is responsible for ad valorem tax compliance, negotiating with taxing authorities, tax reporting, and due diligence in the oil and gas industry.

Support, administer, and implement Operational Technology (OT) and terminal automation systems. Manage vendor/application lifecycle, perform system maintenance, testing, documentation, SOX compliance, on-call support, user training, and process improvements for high-availability refined fuels terminals.

The Project Manager II is responsible for managing pipeline and terminal projects, overseeing project initiation, implementation, and completion, including scope definition, budgeting, scheduling, and documentation.

Analyze market data, forecast demand, optimize supply, and evaluate business development opportunities. Build pricing analysis tools, prepare reports and presentations, project monthly volumes, communicate market trends to management, engage with customers on pricing and operations, support ad hoc projects and VP of Marketing & Distribution, and participate in long-range business planning.

Analyze trading opportunities, produce daily reports, develop analytical tools, support business planning and provide analysis to support trading decisions.

The Apprentice Pipeliner will maintain, troubleshoot, and repair pipeline and terminal equipment with minimal supervision while learning regulatory compliance and customer service roles.