TEMPORARY Grain Operator (Harvest Help) - Aberdeen

Posted 16 days ago

glacial lakes energyAberdeen (SD)

Agricultural Equipment Operators All Other Grain Farming

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$22/hour

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About the role

Temporary Grain Operator – Aberdeen, SDGlacial Lakes Energy (GLE), a leader in the corn ethanol industry, is hiring Temporary Grain Operators at our Aberdeen facility. This is an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on experience in renewable fuels while working in a dynamic, supportive environment.

What You'll Do: Oversee loading/unloading of trucks and rail for DDGs and ethanol Assist with grain grading, sample retention, and blending

What We're Looking For: High school diploma or GED required 1–3 years experience in grain blending, grading, or grain receiving preferred Strong communication and coordination skills with producers and transportation personnel Why GLE?Competitive pay at $22/hour Opportunity to work with a top South Dakota renewable fuels producer Positive work environment and professional growth Equal Opportunity Employer – We welcome all qualified applicants. GLE is committed to providing equal employment opportunity in all aspects of employment to all applicants and employees, regardless of age, color, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy, gender identity and sexual orientation), national origin, disability, veteran status, genetic information or other legally protected status.

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