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Petrospect, Inc. is honored to offer motivated transitioning service members an internship opportunity for up to 16 weeks. During this internship, participants will learn about the roles and responsibilities of a Petroleum Inspector during the bulk transfer of petroleum products (crude oil, jet fuel, gasoline, diesel fuel, ethanol, etc.) between facilities or vessels or during monitoring of storage or transportation.Petrospect is an independent petroleum inspection company based in Honolulu, Hawaii, providing inspection services in Hawaii since 1985. We are committed to providing the highest level of professional service, to remain responsive to our clients’ needs, and to ensure accuracy and integrity in every assignment.Petrospect conducts independent inspection, documentation, and reconciliation of marine transfers of crude oils and petroleum products. Additional services include bunker deliveries, on-hire / off-hire surveys, pipeline transfers, cargo sampling, quality control, and loss control.Our personnel are highly trained, experienced, conscientious, and courteous professionals. Management personnel oversee every job and conduct a thorough technical review of every report before issuance. Hawaii's petroleum consumption is high compared to other U.S. states, due in part to its isolated location and lack of domestic energy resources. According to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA), Hawaii's total petroleum consumption in 2024 was approximately 122,000 barrels per day (b/d), which includes gasoline, diesel fuel, jet fuel, residual fuel oil, and other petroleum products.The internship program is structured to give the participant the skills and knowledge to immediately step into the role of Petroleum Inspector upon completion of the program. The program also exposes the participants to the different organizations in Hawaii that manage petroleum resources for various uses.
A petroleum inspector is a professional who is responsible for inspecting and monitoring the quantity and quality of petroleum products during the various stages of transport, transfer, or storage.Petroleum Inspectors use industry standards, regulations, and specifications to measure, sample and document their inspections. Their primary job is to physically take measurements, temperatures, and samples of bulk movements of petroleum products between suppliers and trading partners. Inspections are primarily performed on shore-based storage tanks and marine vessels and barges. These measurements result in documentation that is used for the sale or exchange of bulk petroleum between the interested parties.Petroleum inspectors:• Physically sample, measure, and take the temperature of shore tanks utilizing a variety of methods dictated by company and API procedures.• Calculate and report quantities transferred and perform full reconciliation of same.• Accurately complete all required reports and forms in a timely manner.• Work in cooperation with client’s representatives, U.S. Customs, vessel personnel, government agents, and shore facility personnel to ensure accurate results are achieved.• Maintain regular communication with office staff with reference to job status, problems, concerns, etc.• Maintain knowledge and adhere to the latest industry and client procedures and standards provided by Petrospect.• Operate to the highest standards of ethics and honesty.• Perform all other duties and responsibilities as assigned.This internship is for an entry level position where Petrospect will provide all the training necessary to teach a strong understanding of petroleum products, safety procedures, and industry regulations. A potential inspector must have excellent communication skills to report their findings and recommendations to clients, suppliers, and other stakeholders in an extremely timely manner.
Must have: -High school diploma or equivalent -Strong basic math skills -Basic proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook) -Excellent interpersonal and communication skills -Normal color vision -Valid driver’s license and dependable privately owned vehicle -Flexible schedule (jobs are not constrained within traditionally defined workday) -Ability to work independently once trained -Ability to apply critical thought to identify solutions to problemsMust be: -A current resident on Oahu (relocation assistance is not available) -Able to traverse ladders and stairs -Able to carry 30-50 pounds of gear to job site at times -Able to travel to other islands (company pays for travel)
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