Grain Storage & Shipping Operator – Safe, Efficient Handling

H2ajobs; Gilbert (LA); On-site; USD 26,000 - 42,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Housing provided

Meals provided

Transportation reimbursement

Job summary

H2ajobs in Louisiana is seeking a grain handling operator to ensure safe storage and shipment of grain. You will document scale tickets, inspect loads for moisture and grade, and transfer grain to storage bins with conveyors to ensure even distribution and minimal waste.

You will ship grain, operate tractors and non-CDL farm trucks, perform routine equipment maintenance, climb grain legs, and maintain clean, safe facilities under varying crop and weather conditions.

Qualifications

• 2 months experience preferred.
• Must have or be able to obtain a driver's license within 30 days of hire.
• Basic English literacy required.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and document scale tickets and inspect incoming loads for moisture content and grade quality.
• Transfer grain to storage bins using conveyors ensuring even distribution and minimizing waste.
• Ship grain from storage to truck loading bins and coordinate outbound loading.
• Perform manual shoveling where conveyors cannot fully remove grain during bin clean-outs or maintenance.
• Maintain clean, safe grain storage areas and follow safety standards.
• Safely drive non-CDL farm trucks and operate tractors within the facility yard.
• Carry out routine maintenance on grain handling equipment and perform minor repairs.
• Climb vertical grain legs and access elevated areas for inspections and maintenance.

Skills

Manual labor

Basic English

Driver's license

Tools

Grain conveyors

Job description

H2ajobs in Louisiana is seeking a grain handling operator to ensure safe storage and shipment of grain. You will document scale tickets, inspect loads for moisture and grade, and transfer grain to storage bins with conveyors to ensure even distribution and minimal waste.

You will ship grain, operate tractors and non-CDL farm trucks, perform routine equipment maintenance, climb grain legs, and maintain clean, safe facilities under varying crop and weather conditions.