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Standlee Premium Products LLC is seeking an Equipment Operator for the Small Animal Plant Area in Idaho. The role focuses on safely and effectively operating and maintaining forage and farm equipment, following supervisor direction and company standards.
Key duties include performing preventative maintenance, reporting equipment issues promptly, and assisting with other general labor tasks as needed. Candidates should have experience with heavy equipment and be able to communicate in English.
Job Category: Production
Requisition Number: EQUIP001443
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Position Summary
The main responsibility of the Equipment Operator position is to safely and effectively operate and maintain forage and farm equipment, safely, effectively, and in a timely manner, during applicable seasons. The Equipment Operator conducts all duties as assigned by the supervisor and may carry out other general labor tasks as necessary or assigned.
This position profile identifies the key responsibilities and expectations for performance. It cannot encompass all specific job tasks that an employee may be required to perform. Employees are required to follow any other job‑related instructions and perform job‑related duties as may be required by his/her supervisor.
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Business Impact
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Working Conditions
Varies greatly depending on season including field time, equipment operation, frequent lifting of product or equipment around 125#, office work, driving. Work includes being outside in any type of weather and may include circumstances of extreme weather.
Travel Requirements
Some travel to local Standlee locations (by vehicle) for extended overnight stay.
Equal Opportunity Employer
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