Logistics Equipment Operator

August 27, 2026

Launch Your Career with ConGlobal

ConGlobal is hiring immediately for a key role in our global supply chain operations. Whether you’re looking to grow your career or gain new skills, this role offers paid training, competitive pay, excellent benefits, and long-term advancement opportunities.

📍 Location: 3329 Thoroughbred Drive Columbus, Ohio 43217

💲 Starting Pay: $20.99

🕐 Status: Full-Time | Immediate Hire

🕔 Schedule: Availability to work 2nd shift 4:00pm-12:00am or 3rd shift 12:00pm-8:00am, scheduling determined by union seniority.

🚗 IMPORTANT: A VALID DRIVER’S LICENSE IS REQUIRED FOR THIS POSITION 🚗
Applications without a valid driver’s license will not be considered.

About the Role:
As an Intermodal Equipment Operator (also known as a Terminal Operator), you'll play a critical role in the safe and efficient movement of shipping containers within our intermodal yard. You’ll operate specialized equipment—such as hostlers, cranes, top loaders, and side loaders—to load, unload, and relocate containers as part of our daily logistics operations. Your work ensures containers are handled accurately and safely, keeping freight moving on time.

Key Responsibilities:

Operate heavy equipment to load and unload shipping containers from railcars and trucks.
Drive hostlers to position containers and chassis within the yard.
Use top loaders, side loaders, and/or cranes to stack, move, and organize containers.
Perform equipment inspections before and after use to ensure operational safety.
Communicate with yard personnel and supervisors to coordinate moves and tasks.
Maintain a safe work environment by following established protocols and procedures.

Qualifications:

Previous experience operating heavy equipment or machinery in a logistics or industrial environment preferred
Strong commitment to safety and attention to detail.
Ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions and perform physically demanding tasks.
Willingness to work flexible schedules, including weekends and holidays.
Basic communication skills and ability to work as part of a team.
Ability to lift up to 50lbs
Ability to climb ladders and stairs both off and on railcars
Valid driver’s license
Must pass a pre-employment background verification, physical and drug screening
- The Federal Rail Administration sets and enforces safety regulations and standards for railroad operations. If applicable for the position you are applying to, and if you are offered the position, you will have to take and pass a drug screen.
Open availability

Preferred Qualifications:

Experience in intermodal or rail yard operations.
Familiarity with container handling equipment such as hostlers, top loaders, or cranes.
CDL or equipment certifications a plus, but not required.

We offer competitive pay, medical/dental/vision benefits, 401(k), paid training, career advancement and more.

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