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The Automation Engineer is responsible for designing, programming, and troubleshooting control systems (PLC/DCS), as well as performing instrumentation calibrations and production process improvements. Duties include developing engineering solutions, project coordination, equipment programming, system documentation, and troubleshooting controls issues both remotely and on-site.

The Audit and Compliance Analyst is responsible for conducting compliance and internal control audits across business units, evaluating adherence to laws and internal policies, supporting customer risk assessments, and ensuring overall compliance, including responding to KYC requests and drafting agreements as directed by counsel.

Vessel Supervisor responsible for overseeing and directing staff involved in stevedoring activities, ensuring safe and efficient operations while loading and unloading vessels, managing staff performance and operational costs, communicating with vessel officers and customers, and maintaining inventory levels and documentation.

The Origination Assistant will support the grain merchandising group by managing contracts, logistics, and daily bid sheets. Responsibilities include responding to customer inquiries, processing checks, assisting with accounts receivable, and updating reports. This role requires effective communication, attention to detail, and the ability to work independently and in a team.

The Grain Leadership Trainee at CGB will undergo a developmental program for up to 36 months, gaining essential knowledge and skills across multiple business functions within the Grain division. Responsibilities include analyzing financial statements, managing daily operations, negotiating contracts, and implementing business improvement strategies to maximize efficiency, profitability, and customer satisfaction.

Assisting with accounting operations, financial reporting, and general ledger interpretation at CGB Enterprises, Inc. Requires a Bachelor's Degree in Accounting. Responsibilities include supervising accounting department operations, monitoring cash position, preparing tax returns, and ensuring compliance with laws.

The Vessel Supervisor oversees and directs staff in stevedoring activities, ensuring safe and efficient operations for loading and unloading barges and vessels. Responsibilities include participating in safety meetings, managing staff, communicating with vessel officers, and handling inventory management and documentation accurately.

The Engineer will work on capital projects and troubleshoot production issues, focusing on design, budgeting, and project coordination. Responsibilities include improving production efficiency and safety, supervising contractors, and developing solutions for operational challenges.

The Vessel Supervisor is responsible for overseeing stevedoring operations including loading/unloading barges and vessels, ensuring compliance with safety regulations, directing staff, managing operations efficiently, and communicating with stakeholders to meet production goals.

Responsible for the safe operation of locomotives, movement of railcars, and track maintenance under Federal Railroad Administration regulations. Participate in safety program, inspect equipment, deliver railcars, and document rail movements. High school diploma or equivalent required with no experience necessary. Must hold a valid driver's license and achieve FRA certification through in-house training.

The Scale Probe Operator is responsible for weighing trucks, taking grain samples, grading grain, recording information, and adhering to safety protocols. This role requires good customer service skills to maintain professional relationships with customers while ensuring compliance with safety and environmental regulations. Responsibilities also include general clean-up and assistance with various tasks as needed.

The Grain Elevator Operator is responsible for loading and unloading trucks, maintaining grain quality, operating equipment, and performing general housekeeping duties. They participate in safety programs and comply with regulations while performing tasks such as documentation, maintenance, and customer service support.

The Controls Engineer is responsible for designing, programming, and troubleshooting PLC/DCS systems, managing production process improvements, and coordinating engineering projects. Additional duties include creating HMI screens, developing system documentation, and conducting site check-outs and commissioning services while adhering to safety and quality standards.