Grain Quality Inspector: Impact Rural Farms & Lab Work

Eurofins US Food, Feed, & Supplement Testing; Morristown (IN); On-site; USD 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Eurofins Grain Inspection is hiring a Grain Inspector to support farmers and strengthen rural communities by ensuring grain quality and safety. You’ll test samples, document results, and help maintain efficient lab operations in a food testing context.

Work includes standing for long periods, lifting up to 15 pounds, and collaborating with truckers, merchandisers, and producers to uphold USDA standards and accurate grain grading.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED; 0–3 years of related experience is a plus.
• Able to stand or sit for long periods, lift up to 15 pounds, and navigate stairs.
• Reliable transportation to our facility to support farmers and rural livelihoods.
• Safety-conscious in every task, keeping yourself and others protected.
• Customer-service driven—assists farmers and clients with a friendly attitude.

Responsibilities

• Test and grade grain samples for moisture, weight, foreign material, mycotoxins, non-GMO traits, and more
• Accurately record and communicate results to truck drivers, merchandisers, and farmers
• Maintain sample flow through the lab and support grain operations
• Act as a backup sampler/prober and handle related paperwork
• Serve as a liaison between Eurofins, farmers, and grain companies
• Keep the lab clean, safe, and compliant with health, safety, and environmental guidelines
• Stay up to date on USDA grain standards
• Contribute to a collaborative, ethical work environment that values every team member

Skills

Customer service

Computer skills

Team collaboration

Communication

Education

High school diploma or GED

Job description

Eurofins Grain Inspection is hiring a Grain Inspector to support farmers and strengthen rural communities by ensuring grain quality and safety. You’ll test samples, document results, and help maintain efficient lab operations in a food testing context.

Work includes standing for long periods, lifting up to 15 pounds, and collaborating with truckers, merchandisers, and producers to uphold USDA standards and accurate grain grading.