Dryer Technician

During a standard shift, the Dryer Technician monitors computerized controls and adjusts equipment that regulate the drying, cracking and cleaning of soybeans in preparation for the crush and extraction process. SDSP maintains a family oriented, casual work environment where each employee is valued. Employee appreciation is demonstrated through top pay, amazing benefits, profit sharing, company sponsored events, and career development opportunities. The Dryer Technician works a four on, four off rotating 12 hour shift.

• Operate equipment to properly dry, stress crack and clean beans in preparation for the crush process.
• Complete all required paperwork pertaining to the dryer and pre-clean process.
• Sample and perform flash test on oil tanks to ensure proper Hexane residual.
• Measure all bean bins, receiving and day bins.
• Complete daily scale check and notify management of any issues.
• Communicate any problems with equipment or safety concerns within work area.
• Maintain all areas in accordance with SDSP sanitary standards.
• Comply with SDSP’s Safe Quality Food (SQF) food safety program and polices.
• Perform duties outside normal responsibilities as needed to support the team and overall organizational goals.
• Be a good steward of company resources.

Basic Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Basic math skills
• Basic computer skills including entering data into a spreadsheet and utilizing email
• Dependable, self-motivated, and able to work independently to achieve a common goal

Physical Requirements

Must Possess the Ability to Do the Following Frequently:

• Bend • Squat • Climb Ladders and Stairs
• Kneel • Stand • Walk
• Handle Objects • Reach Above Shoulder Level • Push/Pull
• Carry/Lift 25 – 50 lbs.

Must Possess the Ability to Do the Following Occasionally:

Crawl • Sit • Use Fine Finger Movements • Carry/Lift Over 50 lbs.

Working Conditions

Works on & around high structures | Works around moving machinery | Exposed to marked changes in temperature | Exposed to excessive noise | Drives motorized equipment | Work in confined spaces | Exposed to dust | Occasionally exposed to fumes