1. What current job openings are available at Midland Farms?
Midland Farms lists several positions on their careers page, including:
- Yard Driver (Yard Jockey)
- Class A CDL Truck Driver
- Manufacturing Maintenance Mechanic
- Blow Mold Technical Manager
- Maintenance Manager
- Entry‑Level: Warehouse/Production
External job boards like Indeed, Glassdoor, ZipRecruiter, and Paylocity confirm similar roles along with additional positions such as Dairy Farm Pick‑Up Driver. Here are some sample pay ranges:
- Yard Driver: $20–$22/hour
- Class A CDL Truck Driver: $70K–$104K/year
- Manufacturing Maintenance Mechanic: $30–$35/hour
- Maintenance Manager: $120K–$130K/year
- Entry‑Level Warehouse/Production: $15–$18.25/hour
2. What benefits and compensation does Midland Farms offer?
For the Yard Driver role, the benefits package includes:
- 401(k) & 401(k) matching
- Health, dental, life, and vision insurance
- AD&D insurance
- Flexible spending account (FSA)
- Paid sick time & paid time off (PTO)
- Referral program
- Supplemental differential pay
3. What qualifications and requirements are needed for these roles?
- Yard Driver:
- Class A CDL
- High school diploma or GED
- ~2 years CDL/yard driving experience
- Weekend availability
- Ability to pass a pre‑employment drug test
- Entry-Level Warehouse/Production:
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Strong work history; training is provided
- Preferably experience in food & beverage industry
Other job descriptions detail physical requirements like standing, lifting (up to 50–75 lbs), working in cold or wet environments, and maintaining safety awareness.
4. How can I apply for a job at Midland Farms?
Applicants can apply directly via:
- Midland Farms careers page (“Learn more & Apply”)
- Paylocity job portal, which lists current openings
5. Does Midland Farms provide equal employment opportunity?
Yes. Midland Farms is an Equal Opportunity / Affirmative Action Employer, prohibiting discrimination based on race, sex, age, disability, veteran status, and other protected categories.
6. Who operates Midland Farms and where is it located?
Midland Farms is a family‑owned dairy company, established in April 2002 in Menands, NY (near Albany). Since then, the company has expanded its milk processing operations and distribution throughout the Northeast.
7. What is the company culture like?
According to Indeed’s community Q&A:
- Vacation policy: 7 days/year
- Raises: Typically once a year
- Work hours: Pay reported on a weekly basis at ~$17/hour
8. What should I expect during the hiring process?
While official details are not published, Indeed FAQ indicates limited information on:
- Interview timelines
- Promotion pathways to management
- Work-from-home policies
9. Where can I find salary information?
Salaries are reported externally (Indeed, Glassdoor, ZipRecruiter), though official postings may state ranges. Examples include:
- Yard Driver: ~$21/hour
- Truck Driver: $70K–$104K/year
- Maintenance Manager: $120K–$130K/year
10. What physical demands should I be aware of?
Many roles require:
- Prolonged standing or walking
- Lifting heavy objects (sometimes over 75 lbs)
- Working in cold, damp, or wet environments
- Climbing, kneeling, balancing
- Adherence to safety procedures and environmental awareness