Scale Operator - Seasonal
frontier cooperativeDwight (NE)
About the role
Job Opportunity At Frontier Cooperative At Frontier Cooperative, we believe agriculture is more than a business, it's a way of life. As an agricultural leader serving Nebraska's farming communities, we provide a comprehensive range of grain, agronomy, feed, and energy products and services. But what sets us apart is how we do it: with integrity, with quality, and with a deep commitment to the communities we're proud to call home. We're looking for people who share those values and want to grow with us.
What You'll Do:
Scale Operations Weigh inbound and outbound grain trucks using a computerized scale; log vehicle type, tags, and driver information for each transaction Probe grain to check moisture levels and grade the amount of foreign materials Create and print receipts and tickets for customers and location transfers Verify scale tickets with customers and generate reports as needed Accurately record weight data for billing purposes and perform regular audits to ensure proper billing Customer Service Greet patrons, customers, farmers, and employees promptly and courteously Answer phones promptly and direct calls as needed Accept and process payments and assist customers with transaction questions Office & Clerical Support Perform general clerical duties including filing, answering phones, and running errands Pick up and drop off mail at the post office as needed Maintain cleanliness of the office and scale room
What We Are Looking For:
Proficient with computers; ability to operate a computerized scale and accurately record transaction data Strong attention to detail for data entry, billing accuracy, and audit processes Excellent customer service and communication skills Bachelor's degree in a related field preferred, or equivalent combination of education, training, and/or agricultural experience
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