Be able to detect differences in color. Work Setting Grain elevator superintendents work indoors and occasionally outdoors. They usually work 40 hours a week but longer hours may be required during harvest season. Most people in this occupation work in grain elevators and sub-terminal elevators. Wages Indiana Wages Grain elevator superintendents are part of the larger occupational group of first-line supervisors and managers in agricultural, forestry, and fishing occupations.
Wages vary with training, experience, and type of business.
There were 690 people employed as first-line supervisors and managers in agricultural, forestry, and fishing occupations in Indiana in 1996. In the period from July 1997 to June 1998, the State of Indiana Job Service listed 8 openings for workers in these areas. Number of jobs expected per year is unavailable at this time. Occupational growth is unavailable at this time. Employment outlook is unavailable at this time.