Assistant Location Manager - Agronomy - Dannebrog, NE

Description Position Summary Location Assistant Manager - supports the day-to-day operations of an agronomy facility, helping ensure safe, efficient, and customer-focused service delivery. This role assists supervising staff, coordinating logistics for seed, fertilizer, and crop protection products, supporting inventory management with agronomy products while helping drive customer satisfaction. Key Responsibilities Operations and Customer Service - Assist in managing daily location operations, including product receiving, blending, loading, application scheduling, and deliveries. - Support excellent customer service by working with growers and internal teams to ensure accurate orders and timely fulfillment. - Help coordinate applicator schedules, tender operations, trucking loads and assist dispatching to meet seasonal demands. Leadership and Team Support - Assist in supervising location employees (seasonal and full-time), including training, coaching, and performance feedback. - Promote a positive team culture focused on safety, quality, and customer service. - Promote and help serve and lead with Location Manager - Step in for the Location Manager as needed. Inventory, Facilities and Equipment - Assist with inventory control of seed, fertilizer, chemical, and related supplies (receiving, storage, cycle counts, reconciliation). - Help maintain facility appearance and functionality, including housekeeping and organization. - Support maintenance and readiness of equipment such as sprayers, tenders, pumps, conveyors, application equipment. Safety, Compliance and Quality - Ensure safe work practices are followed and reinforce company safety policies and procedures. - Support compliance with all applicable regulations related to fertilizer and crop protection handling, storage, and application (e.g., labeling, SDS, EPA/State requirements). - Assist with documentation, reporting, and incident follow-up as required. Qualifications Required - High school diploma or GED. - 2+ years of experience in agronomy and grain operations, ag retail, fertilizer/chemical handling, or related field. - Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities during peak seasons. - Valid drivers license; ability to obtain/maintain appropriate DOT medical card if required. - Ability to work extended hours during seasonal peaks. Preferred Associates degree or higher in agriculture, agronomy, business, or related field. Applicator license and/or ability to obtain pesticide/fertilizer handling certifications (state-specific). []{style="font-size: 12pt; line-height: normal; font-fa "}