At Interfor, we're more than a lumber company. We're helping build the homes, businesses, schools, and communities that people rely on every day. As a Log Scaler in Belk, Alabama, you'll play a key role in our timber operations by accurately measuring and evaluating incoming logs to ensure quality standards are met and inventory is properly tracked. The successful candidate will be safety-oriented and detail-focused with a strong commitment to accuracey, consistency, and following established procedures. The pay range for this position is from $20.76 per hour to $25.13 per hour depending on skill level and experience . What You'll Do - Accurately process all incoming log trucks and by-product shipments in accordance with sawmill Standard Operating Procedures (SOP's). - Inspect, scale, and grade log loads using established guidelines, ensuring precise documentation of all scaling and grading activities. - Maintain consistent attention to detail when identifying log quality issues and variances. - Communicate log quality and scaling concerns clearly and professionally with sawmill operations, procurement foresters, and regional procurement managers. - Follow all SOP's related to overweight loads, load spreading, and load rejection. - Support log procurement and sawmill operations through accurate data collection and participation in process improvement initiatives. - Prepare and maintain daily log receipt and by-product shipment reports. - Test, grade, and record Chip Quality Data as required by location. - Conduct weekly inventory reconciliation. - Verify lumber shipments and supporting documentation for accuracy when applicable. - Maintain clean scalehouse, scales, and manage scaling supplies. - Coordinate maintenance efforts on scales. - Perform any other duties as deemed necessary including data collection, training, and report production. What You Offer - High School Diploma/Equivalent preferred. - Proficiency with MS Office applications, including Windows, Outlook and Excel. - Working knowledge of log quality characteristics and their impact on lumber production. - Understanding of lumber manufacturing principles and processes. - Strong verbal communication skills, with the ability to deliver unfavorable information in a professional and constructive manner. - Proven ability to manage multiple tasks while maintaining accuracy and attention to detail. Physical Requirements - Walking, standing, climbing, bending, and lifting up to 50 pounds. - Ability to work around moving equipment and machinery. - Ability to work extended shifts, overtime, and weekends as needed. What We Offer - Group Benefit Programs (Employee Medical, Dental, Vision Plans) - HSA Medical Plan - 401(k) Matching Plan - Paid Time Off (PTO) and Paid Holidays - Employee Assistance Program - Training and Development Opportunities - Instant access to your wages ahead of payday