Malt Handling

JOB DESCRIPTION:

Duties, responsibilities and scope
•Strong Mechanical aptitude and knowledge of power tool use.
•General construction knowledge, carpentry, pipe fitting, mill right experience a plus, welding also a plus
•Project management and leadership abilities, professional attitude.
•90%travel (Lodging and travel paid) Meal per diem included
•Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation required (to office, to airport)

Equipment Installers will be responsible for placing and assembling grain handling systems from shop submittal drawings, and system layout diagrams. Ideal candidates will understand hoisting and moving equipment, safe work practices, and possess general knowledge of the load-bearing capacity of structures.

Installers will need to be able to read layout diagrams and schematic drawings to determine work procedures to properly assemble and dismantle equipment, using a wide spectrum of power tools.

Installers will preferably have a general understanding of mechanical equipment. System equipment includes roller mills, hammer mills, hoists, pneumatics, valves, cylinders, pumps, weighing equipment and electrical controls.

Love barrel-aged craft beer? Lots of those barrels are courtesy of Tom "Barrel Boy" Griffin, longtime Malt Handling friend. Tom's experiencing health issues and could use any help the community can give him: https://www.gofundme.com/barrels-dont-pay-the-bills # Thank you!

Click here to support Barrels Don't Pay All the Bills! organized by Barrel Brigade Our longtime friend Tom Griffin is famous (infamous!) for bringing bourbon barrels to brewers across the United States, fueling the barrel aged beer movement. He also played an outsized role in the early years of the Great Taste of the Midwest (the country's best beer festival!) including the re...

Q: Where in the U.S. are the installers this week?
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