Facility Operations Intern - Summer 2026

Scoular • Salina, KS

111d

About The Position

Dive into an exciting hands-on experience with Scoular’s Facility Operations Internship! Immerse yourself in the daily operations of one of our 100+ facilities across North America. This isn’t just an internship – you’ll be at the core of our business, driving a culture of safety, collaborating with our producers, and making a real impact. Here’s what you can look forward to: Discover the Operations: Get an inside look at how a grain-handling facility operates, always keeping results and safety in mind. Load and unload incoming and outgoing grain. Assist with the weighing and grading of grain trucks. Understand and manage grain storage (bins, ground piles, storage structures, etc.). Lead and Inspire: Partner with the manager to train and guide facility employees, taking a hands-on approach in leadership. Master Safety Protocols: Become an expert in our safety policies and procedures, ensuring the well-being of employees and the protection of company assets. Build Customer Relationships: Develop positive relationships with our customers, delivering outstanding service to support a competitive and sustainable operation. Learn from the Best: Gain insights from experienced operations leaders in a dynamic, high-volume environment. Own your Work: Contribute to daily tasks and have the opportunity to lead a project throughout the summer and showcase your experience, learning, and recommendations to key leaders.

Requirements

• Actively enrolled in an associate or bachelor’s degree program.
• Enjoy working on hands-on projects.
• Ability to influence others and drive collaboration.
• Willingness to learn and apply innovative technology.
• Excellent interpersonal, communication, and decision-making skills.
• Comfortable with climbing ladders, heights, or working in confined spaces.
• Experience leading in clubs, athletics, projects, or student government.
• Active in giving back to your campus, hometown, or globally.

Responsibilities

• Get an inside look at how a grain-handling facility operates, always keeping results and safety in mind.
• Load and unload incoming and outgoing grain.
• Assist with the weighing and grading of grain trucks.
• Understand and manage grain storage (bins, ground piles, storage structures, etc.).
• Partner with the manager to train and guide facility employees.
• Become an expert in safety policies and procedures.
• Develop positive relationships with customers.
• Contribute to daily tasks and lead a project throughout the summer.

What This Job Offers

• Career Level: Intern
• Education Level: Associate degree
• Number of Employees: 1,001-5,000 employees