Plant Operator
mfaVandalia (IL)
About the role
General Laborer It's fun to work in a company where people truly BELIEVE in what they're doing! We're committed to bringing passion and customer focus to the business.
About Us:
A career at MFA Incorporated is your opportunity to support farmers and ranchers in our communities. We focus on whole-farm solutions through continuous learning and a collaborative team spirit. At MFA, team members are empowered to be strong customer partners and forward-thinking stewards of the land.
Responsibilities:
This person will be asked to perform general labor duties through the fertilizer and crop protection facility. General labor duties include, but are not limited to loading, unloading, mixing (according to label and work order instructions), managing inventory, and maintaining a clean and safe working environment. The employee will also be asked to perform maintenance on a variety of equipment throughout the Agri-Service. All duties should be performed in accordance with company policies. Encouraging Growth: We support your growth through cross-training in Agri-Service areas, fostering new skills for additional support.
Benefits:
Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance Health and Wellness Incentives Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA)Prescription Insurance 401k with Company Match Retirement PlanPTO on Day 19 Paid Holidays Employee Referral Program Employee Assistance Programs (EAP)Educational Assistance
Qualifications:
Strength and agility to maneuver product/equipment (50-100 pounds)High School Diploma or GED (helpful)Availability to work overtime (including weekends as needed)Apply IfYou desire to thrive in agriculture and seek a key role in the industry. You embody our commitment to success and reflect our company culture. You have or are willing to develop basic computer skills. Join us in making a positive impact in agriculture. Apply today!
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