Grain Quality Inspector - Part Time

Eurofins US Food, Feed, & Supplement Testing; Fort Dodge (IA); On-site; USD 19,000 - 25,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, vision insurance

401(k) match

Paid time off

Casual, come-as-you-are culture

Job summary

Eurofins Grain Inspection is seeking inspectors to test and grade grain samples, ensuring quality and compliance with industry standards. You will record results and communicate with drivers, merchandisers, and farmers, supporting efficient grain operations and data integrity in a collaborative lab environment.

We value safety, teamwork, and a customer‑focused approach. Training is provided, and the role supports rural communities and the broader food supply chain.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• 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.
• Proficient with Excel and Outlook; eager to learn new systems.

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 smooth grain operations.
• Act as a backup sampler/prober and handle all related paperwork.
• Serve as a trusted liaison between Eurofins, farmers, and grain companies.

Skills

Attention to detail

Safety-conscious

Customer service

Teamwork

Computer literacy

Education

High school diploma or GED

Tools

Excel

Outlook

Job description

Eurofins Grain Inspection is seeking inspectors to test and grade grain samples, ensuring quality and compliance with industry standards. You will record results and communicate with drivers, merchandisers, and farmers, supporting efficient grain operations and data integrity in a collaborative lab environment.

We value safety, teamwork, and a customer‑focused approach. Training is provided, and the role supports rural communities and the broader food supply chain.