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Yuma Ethanol LLC
Grain Operator
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What they do
A Waste or Recycling Worker collects, recycles, processes or treats waste in a city or community. Works in a recycling plant, wastewater treatment facility, or landfill. Collects refuse from commercial and/or residential locations. Does not drive the vehicle used to collect/transport refuse.
$40,856 / year median in Colorado
+16% projected growth
Job Description
Inspect grain delivered to Yuma Ethanol LLC to insure that grain is of acceptable quality and meets specifications outlined in the purchase contract. Weighing in/out of all trucks and directing trucks to the proper location for loading/unloading with the plant compound. Prioritizes work for most efficient use of time and resources. Timely loading of distillers grain trucks and railcars as required by Sterling Ethanol LLC. Performs other duties and responsibilities as may be assigned by the Plant Manager. Establishes and maintains effective working relationships with co-workers, contractors, customers and suppliers. Wash loaders Check fluid levels in loaders, railcar mover and other equipment. Grease loaders, railcar mover and other equipment at the designated schedule issued by maintenance. Inspect loaders, railcar mover and other equipment for defects, cracks, brakes, tires, etc at the designated schedule issued by maintenance. Be familiar with employee handbook and all safety requirements. Check oil levels in gearboxes in grain receiving area at the designated schedule issued by maintenance. Grease moving equipment in the distillers grain area at the designated schedule issued by maintainance. Check gearboxes in distillers grain area at the designated schedule issued by maintenance. Load distillers grain and alcohol trucks and railcars. Clean up spills. Listen and look for operations problems as you travel through the plant and notify operations personnel of suspicious noises. Maintain work areas by sweeping, squeegee and other methods assigned. Weigh incoming/outgoing truck traffic and prepare appropriate bills. Pump out scales when needed.