Terminal Shift Supervisor – Dry Operations

Job overview

The Terminal Shift Supervisor – Dry Operations role is onsite in Galveston, TX, with rotating days, nights, weekends, and holidays as scheduled; the position is subject to call-out. The stated salary range is $110,000–$130,000 per year. Texas International Terminals operates multimodal terminals connecting rail, storage, and marine access along the Texas Gulf Coast. The supervisor leads shift-level handling, storage, and transfer of dry bulk materials across rail, vessel, and truck operations. The role supports safe, efficient throughput by directing operators, monitoring equipment and product flow, enforcing safety requirements, and communicating shift status and issues to operations leadership.

What you'll do

• Direct loading and unloading of railcars, vessels, and trucks
• make sequencing and priority decisions as conditions change
• ensure product flow through conveyors, hoppers, and storage areas
• execute railcar spotting and loading sequences
• confirm equipment inspections and monitor fluid levels, filters, and greasing systems
• report equipment issues and initiate work orders
• enforce job hazard analyses, permits, OSHA, and environmental requirements
• respond to and report incidents, near misses, and hazards
• maintain housekeeping and product quality
• provide shift handoffs and complete logs and reports
• lead operators and coordinate tasks and coverage
• act as signalman or perform deckhand duties when required.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

terminal shift supervisor

dry operations

galveston tx

full-time

rotating shifts

rail operations

vessel operations

bulk materials

safety leadership

equipment oversight

subject to call-out

$110k–$130k/year

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Why this role

Rotating shift schedule includes days, nights, weekends, and holidays; subject to call-out.

About the employer

Texas International Terminals LTD is hiring for this role. Industry: Port and Harbor Operations. Sector: 48.