Conditioning Operator
remington seedsGrand Ridge (IL)
About the role
Conditioning Operator Join our team as a Conditioning Operator and play a vital role in ensuring the quality and efficiency of our seed conditioning processes. Working closely with the Conditioning Supervisor and Plant Operations Manager, you will help deliver high-quality products to our customers while optimizing operational output. This position offers an excellent opportunity to contribute to a dynamic team in a safety-focused environment.
Key Responsibilities:
Operate seed conditioning equipment in accordance with established instructions and safety protocols Perform quality control checks in line with the Quality Management System (QMS) and accurately document results Maintain a clean and organized work area, thoroughly cleaning all equipment between conditioning runs to ensure product integrity Assist with tower maintenance activities to support continuous plant operations Follow all safety procedures and company policies to ensure a safe working environment Collaborate with team members to meet production goals and quality standards
Skills and Qualifications:
Prior experience operating industrial or agricultural processing equipment is preferred Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety Ability to follow detailed instructions and documentation procedures Good organizational skills and ability to maintain a clean work environment Ability to work effectively as part of a team in a fast-paced setting Basic understanding of quality control processes and safety regulations
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