Hands-on member of the Sanitation Team responsible for daily sanitation needs, maintaining the plant environment, and meeting mandatory sanitation requirements for machinery, equipment, and facilities.
Responsibilities
Operate a tractor for waste management
Wash heavy bins
Perform confined space cleaning tasks
Apply pesticides and herbicides
Maintain chemical bait stations for rodent control
Requirements
Nice to have: Sanitation processes and procedures experience
Responsible for daily sanitation tasks, operating forklifts and other equipment, maintaining plant cleanliness, and ensuring compliance with safety and sanitation regulations.
Responsibilities
Operate forklift, scissor lift, boom lift, and tractor for waste management
Wash and sanitize bins and equipment
Perform confined space cleaning tasks
Apply pesticides and herbicides
Maintain chemical bait stations for rodent control
Conduct habitat management work on cooperating private land and targeted public lands within designated priority geographies, including prescribed fire, seed collection, natural community identification, and invasive species control.
Compensation
Salary Range: $44,000 – 48,000, Commensurate with experience. Annual merit increase + Full Health Benefits and Retirement Package
Responsibilities
Implement habitat management work on cooperating private landowners as well as public lands including edge feathering, herbicide application, burn line construction and prescribed burning, invasive/exotic plant control, native grass/forb establishment, shrubby cover establishment, and timber stand improvement
Assist crew lead in procuring supplies and equipment
Provide habitat management technical assistance and information to landowners
Assist with grant reporting duties in conjunction with collaborating organizations
Serve as burn crew members on public and private lands
Requirements
Bachelor's degree with an emphasis in ecology, forestry, or wildlife management
The Detailer performs various detailing and transportation of new and pre-owned boats, motors, trailers and ATV’s in support of a TMBC Sales, Service and Parts operation.
Compensation
Starting Pay Rate: $16.83 - $19.80
Responsibilities
Wash, clean, wax, vacuum interiors and exteriors of boats for scheduled customer pickups, display and service customer units
Unload incoming boats, motors, trailers and ATVs using a fork lift or tractor and transport them to various areas within the dealership
Confirm packing list or invoice of all boat loads or other product deliveries
Transport and stage customer boats and ATV’s to service, rigging and storage yard
Maintain an updated list of cleaning supplies and inform Service Manager or Service Lead of needed items
Provide support for ground maintenance and general labor work at research facility.
Compensation
We invest in the lives of our employees, both in and out of the workplace, by providing competitive pay and benefits packages. The salary offered will depend on several factors including, but not limited to, relevant experience, skills, education, geographic location, internal equity, business needs, and other factors permitted by law.
Responsibilities
Perform grounds keeping tasks such as lawn mowing, tree trimming, planting and/or removal of shrubs and trees, and general cleanups
Provide support in the movement of materials and supplies, large equipment items, furniture and livestock
Fertilization and irrigation of plants and shrubs
Clearing roadways of debris and/or snow, minor road repairs
ACES Agriculture Apprenticeship is a hands-on learning and training program designed for individuals interested in pursuing a career in agriculture. This production-focused program exposes you to every aspect of the season, from planning to production to sales, with the intent of making you a competitive candidate for future agriculture operations.
Compensation
$610/week, plus housing, utilities, a bi-weekly vegetable CSA (June-October), staff eggs when available, a $100 farm store stipend, and a $100 gear stipend.
Responsibilities
Assist with vegetable production, including soil preparation, seed propagation, irrigating, transplanting, and cultivation
Assist with harvesting, washing, packaging, and sales of final vegetable products
Assist with the sales of produce and meat at farmers’ markets and on the ranch through farmstand and CSA pickup
Assist with maintenance of the vegetable production area by mowing and weed whacking
Assist with evening hoop house closing
Requirements
Exposure to agricultural production (one season of production, summer internship, regular volunteering, or equivalent experience)
Hands‑on learning and training program in regenerative agriculture and livestock production.
Compensation
$610/week, plus housing, utilities, a bi-weekly vegetable CSA (June-October), staff eggs when available, a $100 farm store stipend, and a $100 gear stipend.
Responsibilities
Assist with daily care of cattle, sheep, laying hens, broilers, turkeys, pigs, and rabbits
Provide feed and fresh water, create electric fencing paddocks, move animals through rotational grazing
Muck out stalls and houses, collect and wash eggs
Participate in humane on‑property slaughter of chickens and turkeys