Seasonal Grain Operations

Posted 16 days ago

central region cooperativeSleepy Eye (MN)

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About the role

Grain Handling Position
Responsibilities: Handle incoming/outgoing grain by unloading/loading trucks Weigh, sample, and test grain for quality purposes Assist in the general maintenance and housekeeping of grain facilities and the yard(s) to keep things neat and clean. Notify supervisor of any safety concerns Load train shuttle cars Transport grain off farms and complete local grain deliveries as requested by supervisor Observe OSHA, State, and Federal safety regulations Monitor and maintain quality of grain inventory General maintenance of grain handling equipment Provide excellent customer service and assist patrons Will assist other departments and cooperative locations as needed Additional duties may be assigned by management
Requirements
Basic Requirements: High school diploma Class A CDL with tanker & hazmat endorsements preferred but not required Must be able to pass DOT required physical and related drug test, if applicable Ability to operate tractors, semi's, grain trucks, loaders, and conveyors Availability to work extended hours during peak seasons Must be able to follow directions and effectively communicate with others Agriculture background preferred but not required
Physical Requirements: Ability to lift 75lbs., climb ladders and/or rail cars, stairs, and bins May also be required to work in confined spaces Must be able to work in grain dust and during inclement weather Must be able to perform all physical requirements of the position

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