Grain Inspector

Eurofins•Blair, NE

15h•Onsite

About The Position

Eurofins Grain Inspection is hiring a Grain Inspector to support farmers, rural communities, and the grain supply chain. The role tests and grades grain samples to help ensure they meet industry standards and support fair value for harvests. It involves communicating results to truck drivers, merchandisers, and farmers; maintaining sample flow and grain operations; and serving as a liaison between Eurofins, farmers, and grain companies. The inspector also helps train new inspectors, maintains a clean and safe laboratory, recommends improvements, and keeps current with USDA grain standards and agricultural trends. The position is based in a laboratory within an industrial facility. The work environment has moderate noise, close proximity to team members, and exposure to dust, allergens, and glassware. The workspace is temperature controlled. The schedule is full-time, Monday through Friday, 6:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., varying with client hours. Compensation is up to $18.00 per hour.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Computer skills, including Excel and Outlook, and willingness to learn new systems.
Ability to stand or sit for extended periods, lift up to 15 pounds, and navigate stairs.
Reliable transportation to the facility.
Safety-conscious approach to work.
Customer-service orientation and clear communication skills.
Ability to work in a small-team setting and assist where needed.

Nice To Haves

0–3 years of related experience is a plus.
Passion for agriculture and rural communities.
Grain inspection experience is not required; comprehensive training is provided.

Responsibilities

Test and grade grain samples for moisture, weight, foreign material, mycotoxins, non-GMO traits, and other characteristics.
Accurately record and communicate results to truck drivers, merchandisers, and farmers.
Maintain sample flow through the laboratory and support smooth grain operations.
Serve as a backup sampler/prober and complete related paperwork.
Act as a liaison between Eurofins, farmers, and grain companies.
Mentor new inspectors.
Keep the laboratory clean, safe, and compliant with health, safety, and environmental guidelines.
Recommend equipment and process improvements to increase efficiency.
Stay current on USDA grain standards and emerging agricultural trends.
Contribute to a collaborative and ethical work environment.