CUSTOM APPLICATOR/CDL DRIVER

UNITED COOPERATIVE•Coleman, WI

11d

About The Position

The Custom Applicator/CDL Driver assists with the day-to-day operations of the Agronomy location. The role involves custom application, CDL driving, and other operational duties, including equipment, plant, and rolling-stock maintenance; operating forklifts, loaders, and tender trucks; filling NH3 tanks; loading customers’ vehicles with product; and unloading deliveries. The employee works with patrons and sales staff to ensure orders are correct and customer needs are met. The role also includes product pickup and delivery, minor repairs, safety and housekeeping tasks, and communication with management and coworkers. Training is provided in crop protection product mixing and application equipment operation. Extended hours may be requested during busy seasons to meet customer needs.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
CDL or the ability to obtain one.
Must meet DOT and company requirements.

Nice To Haves

Applicator’s license.
Previous application experience.

Responsibilities

Mix, load, and apply crop protection products and plant nutrition.
Work with patrons in a courteous and professional manner.
Assist sales staff in ensuring orders are correct and patron needs are met.
Perform warehouse work, including operating loaders and forklifts, mechanics, and maintenance.
Pick up and deliver product to customers as needed.
Perform minor repairs and report larger equipment problems to a manager or mechanic.
Report unsafe equipment or working conditions to management.
Maintain a safe work area and keep walkways clean of slip or trip hazards.
Perform housekeeping activities as needed.
Perform other duties as assigned by management.
Accept and offer feedback and suggestions openly and respectfully.
Maintain open communication with management and coworkers.
Identify and use appropriate personal protective equipment while completing maintenance and repairs.
Follow legal regulations and guidelines to maintain a commercial driver’s license.
Attend safety and job-related trainings as they become available.
Represent yourself and United Cooperative professionally in action and appearance.
Provide friendly, courteous, and helpful service to coworkers and producers.
Work extended hours as requested by a supervisor during busy seasons.