Jobs at CGB Enterprises, Inc.

Supervise and direct stevedoring activities, ensuring safety and efficient operations during cargo loading and unloading, while managing staff and coordinating with vessel officers.

The Export Contract Administration Specialist manages and processes export contracts, ensuring accuracy from creation to invoicing while maintaining compliance and supporting improvement efforts.

Lead and coach a national sales team for agricultural lending to meet originations and investor goals; develop forecasts, partner relationships, marketing coordination, and improve credit submission quality and customer experience while participating in pricing and finance decisions.

Remote territory sales role focused on originating agricultural loans and leases. Build relationships with farmers, ranchers, and financial partners; prepare loan packages with underwriters; meet loan volume goals; market products, report sales activity, and attend trade and marketing events. Significant travel and field time required.

Supervise and direct stevedoring staff in loading/unloading barges and vessels, enforce OSHA and company safety programs, manage staffing and equipment, communicate with vessel officers and customers, maintain documentation and inventory, and optimize safe, efficient operations while coaching and developing personnel.

Operate locomotives and move/switch railcars safely under FRA rules. Inspect and maintain equipment, complete rail documentation, coordinate movements via radio/signals, perform minor locomotive and track maintenance, follow safety procedures and PPE requirements, and work variable shifts and conditions.

Design, program, implement, and troubleshoot PLC/DCS control systems and instrumentation. Lead projects from planning through commissioning, create HMI screens and documentation, maintain Historian/Maximo/OPC services, specify control panels, and support startups, maintenance, and process improvements while following safety and industry standards.

Entry-level trainee to learn and manage marine operations including fleet and harbor management, safety program leadership, project and budget support, documentation and compliance with the U.S. Coast Guard, oversight of maintenance and security, and rotating assignments across departments. Role includes travel, physical work on barges, and potential relocation after training (12–24 month program).

Supervise and direct stevedoring crews to safely and efficiently load/unload barges and vessels, enforce OSHA and company safety rules, manage staffing, equipment, inventory, documentation, customer communications, and report operational status to management while controlling labor and equipment costs.

The Assistant Accounting Manager Trainee is responsible for learning accounting operations, assisting in financial reporting, analyzing fiscal transactions, and maintaining financial records.