Browse job descriptions commonly used by CHS companies.
Entry-level operations executive coordinating day-to-day quayside cargo handling, gang call-on and discharge/loading sequences at the terminal.
Plans bay layouts, stowage and discharge sequences for vessels calling the terminal, balancing stability, segregation and quayside productivity.
Front-line supervisor running cargo operations on the quay for assigned berths, directing gangs, cranes and the loading/discharge sequence in real time.
Leads the lashing gang responsible for securing breakbulk, high & heavy and project cargo to vessel and trailer to approved standards.
Coordinates allocation, readiness and uptime of quay cranes, forklifts and handling equipment across berths and shifts.
Owns HSE compliance on the quay and in the yard, driving safe systems of work, incident investigation and audit readiness across cargo operations.
Supervises stevedore gangs and labour deployment across shifts, owning manning, productivity and discipline on the workforce side of operations.
Plans and coordinates handling, stowage and securing of breakbulk, high & heavy and project cargo across the quay and yard.
Manages the full stevedoring operation across shifts, owning productivity, safety, manning and cost for cargo handling at the terminal.
Heads the terminal's cargo-handling business, owning P&L, strategy, safety and overall operational performance across stevedoring and terminal functions.
Manages billing and invoicing for cargo-handling services, reconciling tariffs against operational moves and resolving customer charge disputes.
Supports the terminal operating systems, TMS and IT infrastructure that keep cargo-handling operations running across the quay, yard and gate.
