Grain Operations Specialist — Inventory & Dispatch

Landus Cooperative; Atlantic (IA); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Job summary

Landus Cooperative in Iowa seeks an Operations Intermediate focused on grain operations to oversee elevator functions, inventory, and customer service for farmer-owners and customers.

You will operate and maintain equipment, manage intake, drying, loading trains, and ensure safety and compliance while coordinating with locations. This role supports efficient grain handling and requires CDL eligibility and willingness to travel to locations as needed.

Qualifications

• Must have a Class A CDL with applicable endorsements.
• Must meet the company vehicle safety policy qualifications.
• Ability to perform physically demanding tasks and lift up to 50 pounds.

Responsibilities

• Take ownership of all aspects of elevator operations to ensure seamless functionality and efficiency.
• Manage the intake, drying, and unloading of grain with precision and attention to quality.
• Accurately measure and document grain inventory on a weekly and monthly basis to maintain optimal stock levels.
• Lead grain train loading operations, including detailed cleaning and secure sealing of cars for safe transport.
• Operate a train locomotive where applicable, completing and maintaining all required certifications with diligence.
• Monitor and optimize grain conditions through temperature testing and strategic blending to maintain superior quality.
• Precisely measure and report inventory levels to supervisors for effective decision-making and replenishment planning.
• Perform proactive maintenance of equipment and facilities, ensuring high operational standards and detailed recordkeeping.
• Deliver exceptional customer service, demonstrating professionalism and a commitment to exceeding expectations.

Job description

Landus Cooperative in Iowa seeks an Operations Intermediate focused on grain operations to oversee elevator functions, inventory, and customer service for farmer-owners and customers.

You will operate and maintain equipment, manage intake, drying, loading trains, and ensure safety and compliance while coordinating with locations. This role supports efficient grain handling and requires CDL eligibility and willingness to travel to locations as needed.