Elevator Operator - Seasonal

Posted 7 days ago

western milling viserion grainHelena (AR)

SENIORITY

Entry

SALARY

$16.00 - $18.00 per hour

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About the role

Grain Elevator Operator Competitive Pay (Based on skills and experience)Weekly pay and overtime opportunity during harvest Excellent Benefits - medical/dental/vision, life, disability & supplemental insurances, a 401K retirement savings plan, paid time off, and more!
IMPORTANT NOTE: This role is currently being offered as a seasonal position through the end of harvest, with strong potential to convert to a full-time, year-round role based on performance and business needs. This is an entry level position responsible for the operation of the grain elevator as it pertains to loading, unloading and transferring grain and grain products in an efficient, safe and sanitary manner. Also assists or leads in all other aspects of grain handling, storage, maintaining facilities/equipment and elevator operations.
Responsibilities: Assist all areas of the loading, unloading and transferring of grain and grain products for truck, barge, and rail (location specific).Perform basic housekeeping and cleaning Assists in basic maintenance Compliance with all the Company's safety programs and Perform other duties as assigned.
Qualifications: A high school diploma or GED equivalent is preferred. One (1) year of grain industry experience is preferred. Skills Basic written and verbal communication skills. Demonstrated ability to work in a safety conscious environment. Ability to work in a quality-controlled environment.
Physical Requirements: Regularly walk, bend and stoop. Regularly required to walk on catwalks at a variety of heights; up to 200 feet with appropriate safety equipment. Regularly climbs stairs and ladders. Regularly lifts up to 75 pounds. Regularly enters and works in confined spaces. Compensation MinUSD $16.00/Hr. Compensation MaxUSD $18.00/Hr.

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