Join a Growing SUL4R-PLUS Team
We’re excited to be adding to our team at our Mill Creek, Kentucky, and Marissa, Illinois, locations.
At SUL4R-PLUS, we take pride in turning the gypsum by-product from local coal power plants into a powerful solution for healthier soil and better farming. We’re passionate about making a real impact in agriculture while creating a workplace where our team feels valued and supported. If you’re looking for a rewarding career with a company that makes a difference, we’d love to hear from you!
All full-time SUL4R-PLUS team members can expect a competitive salary and benefit package, including medical and dental coverage, performance bonus opportunities and a 401k match.
Applicants will be subject to background checks and drug screening.
Positions we’re looking to fill include:
Marissa, IL
- Shift Supervisor
- Plant Operator
- Front Loader/Operator
- Utility Operator
- Administrative/Lab Technician
- E&I Technician
Mill Creek, KY
- Operators
- Maintenance Technician
- Safety Professional
Interested in joining the SUL4R-PLUS team? Find open opportunities on our Careers page.
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