Truck Driver Jobs in Kansas

INTRODUCTION

The Agricultural Equipment Operator / Truck Driver is responsible for operating and maintaining agronomy and grain equipment to support fertilizer and crop chemical applications, seed operations, soil sampling, and the transportation of agronomy and grain products. This position involves driving trucks, obtaining and maintaining a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), and ensuring safe, efficient, and compliant operations across assigned worksites.

ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Primary duties include:

• Operating and controlling application equipment to apply agronomy products and crop chemicals safely and efficiently.
• Driving trucks and heavy-duty farm equipment to haul fertilizer, water, grain, and seed between worksites, farms, and storage facilities.
• Operating equipment to agitate, load, and transfer fertilizer and chemicals between tanks, bins, and application machinery.
• Moving sprayers, tractors, and other farm machinery between locations.
• Loading and unloading fertilizer, agronomy, and grain products.
• Assisting with train loads and monitoring and maintaining grain quality.
• Operating seed handling equipment, loading seed tenders, delivering seed to customers, and conducting soil sampling using ATVs or UTVs, collecting and delivering samples to CVA locations.
• Performing daily inspections and in-field servicing or repairs of machinery, trucks, and trailers, including fueling, lubricating, changing filters, checking fluids and tire pressures, and performing maintenance such as replacing tires, bearings, filters, brake shoes, and suspension components.
• Performing welding or fabrication work to repair or create equipment as needed.
• Power washing or rinsing equipment between worksites and after completing applications.
• Carrying out general maintenance and housekeeping duties such as cleaning equipment, mowing, sweeping, picking up trash, and maintaining worksite sanitation.
• Assisting with building and facility repairs.

This position requires handling and lifting products weighing up to 50 pounds and up to a height of 5 feet. The operator must follow all safety procedures, wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), and comply with pesticide safety and re-entry requirements. All agricultural equipment must be operated responsibly to protect people, crops, products, and property. Accurate records must be maintained, and any issues or repair needs should be promptly reported to supervisors.

The employer, at its sole discretion, may grant pay increases based on factors such as performance, longevity, and/or experience. Employer may also, at its sole discretion, offer performance-based incentive bonuses that are not guaranteed and are determined by the employer.