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Amalgamated Sugar Company is hiring a Receiving Station Crew for the Mini Cassia District in Paul, Idaho. These seasonal, on-site roles run for about six to eight weeks with overtime opportunities and start as early as Sept 8, 2026. You may be assigned to tasks like quality checks, sample tracking, bag ticketing, and weighing trucks.
Pay ranges from $17.93 to $26.77 per hour. Flexibility for weekends/holidays is required, and duties may include safety procedures and basic tool use in outdoor
Job Category: Agriculture
Requisition Number: RECEI001227
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Mini Cassia District
50 S 500 W
Paul, ID 83347, USA
Mini Cassia District
50 S 500 W
Paul, ID 83347, USA
Amalgamated Sugar Company – Mini Cassia District
Amalgamated Sugar Company is seeking to fill positions at our beet receiving stations. These are seasonal positions lasting between six to eight weeks and are an excellent pathway to a long-term career at Amalgamated Factories. Areas of assignment include Receiving Station Crew, Piler Operator, Tare Sample, Field Loader Crew and Scale House. Duties may include checking quality assurance of beet crop, tracking samples using a tablet, printing off tickets for beet bags, collecting sugar beet samples, and weighing inbound/ outbound trucks. These positions will start as early as September 8, 2026, with later start dates available as well. The season is short with great opportunity for overtime pay. Pay starts at $17.93/hr to $26.77/hr.
Amalgamated Sugar Company is built on innovation and is a proud leader in the sugar industry and that can only happen with the best people. Qualified candidates need to be dynamic and have the ability to work successfully in a fluid environment.
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Job Types: Temporary, Seasonal, In-Person
Pay: From $17.93 to $26.77 per hour
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