Grain & Agronomy Location Specialist – Operations & Service

Automatic Data Processing, Inc.; Newell (IA); On-site; USD 21,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401K Match

Pension

Salary Continuation

Career Growth

EAP

Employee Discounts

Clothing Allowance

Paid Time Off

Job summary

AgState in Schaller, IA is seeking a Location Support Specialist to assist in agronomy and grain operations, including weighing, loading, and rail shuttle support. The role requires a safety-focused, customer-service oriented approach and may involve overtime and seasonal hours to meet demand.

One year of related experience or education is preferred, CDL is helpful but not required. Join a team committed to safety, growth, and reliability across grain and agronomy functions.

Qualifications

• One year of related experience and/or education preferred, but not required.
• CDL helpful but not required

Responsibilities

• Assist in receiving, drying, blending, and loading grain as needed.
• Weigh incoming and outgoing loads at scale, record grades, input scale tickets, and file tickets.
• Assist with rail shuttle loading at other locations.
• Support aspects of Agronomy Operations.
• Support managing ag chemicals and fertilizer while learning chemical rates, uses, and restrictions.
• Work in a safe & efficient manner.
• Support all functions of Grain and Agronomy operations.
• Perform housekeeping and daily checks as required.
• Always utilize good customer service skills, when servicing and greeting customers, and when collaborating with co-workers and other departments within the company.
• Respond to customer inquiries at the counter and over the phone.
• Work overtime and seasonal hours as required.
• Assist at other locations as needed.

Skills

Customer service

Safety minded

Job description

AgState in Schaller, IA is seeking a Location Support Specialist to assist in agronomy and grain operations, including weighing, loading, and rail shuttle support. The role requires a safety-focused, customer-service oriented approach and may involve overtime and seasonal hours to meet demand.

One year of related experience or education is preferred, CDL is helpful but not required. Join a team committed to safety, growth, and reliability across grain and agronomy functions.