Job Description

The Baillie Group is a cohesive, unified group of hardwood producers working cooperatively together with each retaining their distinctive and valued cultural identities.

Hardwood Lumber Grader / Inspector Summary

AHI, a member of The Baillie Group, is hiring for a hardwood lumber grader / inspector for their West Point, VA location. This is a great opportunity for an individual with prior lumber grading experience. This is a full-time opportunity working for a world class hardwood lumber manufacturer.

Hardwood Lumber Grader / Inspector Responsibilities:

• Applies NHLA grading rules to inspect lumber at production rates, while maintaining the required grading accuracy
• Communicates with sawyers, machine operators and lumber stackers to ensure a consistent flow of quality lumber
• Work safely and help maintain a safe work environment

Hardwood Lumber Grader / Inspector Qualifications:

• NHLA certified or equivalent experience
• Possess ability to accurately apply NHLA rules
• Minimum of one (1) year experience grading green and kiln dried domestic lumber - this is not an entry level position
• Experience and ability to work in a fast-paced manufacturing environment with a focus on safety and quality

Hardwood Lumber Grader / Inspector Pay & Benefits:

• Minimum - Anticipated Maximum Salary: $18 - $23/hour*
• Full Time
• First Shift
• Full Plan of Benefits
• The advertised pay range represents what AHI believes and anticipates paying for this position. It is not typical for an individual to be compensated at the top of the range for a position as candidates must possess experience and qualifications that far exceed the requirements.*

By submitting this application, I certify that all information on this application is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. I understand that, should this application contain any false or misleading information, my application may be rejected or, if I have already been hired, my employment with the Company may be terminated, regardless of when the false or misleading information is discovered.”