CDL - Ground Loader; mid- to mid

Position Summary

The Agricultural Chemical Loader / Sprayer Support role is responsible for safely preparing, mixing, and loading agricultural chemicals for licensed applicators. This position supports agronomy and spraying operations by ensuring chemicals are accurately prepared, equipment is properly supplied, and applicators can operate efficiently and safely in the field.

This role does not perform chemical application
, but plays a critical behind-the-scenes role in supporting applicators and maintaining compliance with safety and regulatory requirements.

• Accurately mix and load agricultural chemicals for applicators according to label instructions and company standards

• Measure, batch, and stage chemicals for daily spraying operations

• Follow all safety procedures for handling, mixing, and loading chemicals

• Maintain clean, organized, and compliant chemical mixing areas

• Coordinate with applicators regarding chemical needs, schedules, and batch requirements

• Transport chemicals and supplies to applicators as needed using a Class A CDL

• Assist with staging, inventory rotation, and preparation of products

• Maintain required licenses and certifications, including Minnesota Applicator License (for mixing/loading)

• Follow all state and federal regulations related to chemical handling and transportation

• Use required personal protective equipment (PPE) at all times

• Maintain accurate records related to chemical usage and handling

• Perform basic inspections and cleaning of loading equipment, tanks, pumps, and hoses

• Report equipment issues, spills, or safety concerns immediately

• Assist with maintaining chemical storage facilities and containment systems

• Work closely with licensed applicators, agronomy staff, and operations teams

• Communicate clearly regarding batch accuracy, shortages, or changes

• Support peak seasonal operations with flexibility in hours and duties

• Valid Class A Commercial Driver's License (CDL)

• Minnesota Applicator License (or ability to obtain/maintain)

• Familiarity with farming operations and spraying workflows

• Knowledge of agricultural chemicals and safe handling practices

• Ability to accurately mix and load chemical batches

• Experience in agronomy operations, chemical handling, or farm support roles

• Familiarity with DOT and hazardous materials transportation requirements

• Experience working in seasonal or fast-paced agricultural environments

• Strong attention to detail and accuracy

• Safety-first mindset

• Ability to follow detailed instructions and procedures

• Dependable, organized, and team-oriented

• Ability to work extended or irregular hours during peak seasons

• Regular exposure to agricultural chemicals with proper PPE

• Ability to lift up to 50 lbs

• Ability to stand, bend, climb, and work outdoors in varying weather conditions

This job description is not intended to be all-inclusive and may be revised as business needs change. The company is an equal opportunity employer and maintains at-will employment.