Job Opening Detail Lumber Grader NWH Lumber Grader NWH Dorchester, WI Position Description NWH, founded in 1967, has become the leading manufacturer and supplier of hardwood lumber to North America, Europe, and Asia. With an unwavering focus on simplifying the customer experience, NWH serves the furniture, flooring, cabinet, molding, and millwork industries with 14+ hardwoods species from the major U.S. growing regions as well as imported plywood and exotic lumber. The company operates over 40 manufacturing and warehousing facilities across the country including sawmills, concentration yards and distribution facilities using innovative technologies to streamline the procurement process for customers. NWH supplies only sustainable, high-quality hardwoods to protect our resources today and for future generations. For more information, please visit nwh.com. Key Functions Grading lumber according the NWH proprietary grades Maintaining grading accuracy in a fast paced environment Working with QC on current grade guidelines Additional Information: NWH is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, age, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, or protected veteran status. Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor. Required Skills & Experience NHLA certification preferred or equivalent experience Exhibit high level of flexibility. Excellent attendance record Excellent communication skills Team Player and Self-Starter Must have legal authorization to work in the US on a full-time basis for anyone other than current employer. Salary & Benefits Medical Plans/Dental Coverage/Vision Coverage Prescription Plans Life Insurance Short-Term Disability Benefit Voluntary Long-Term Disability Benefit 401k Retirement Saving with Company Match Health Saving Account (HSA) Employee Assistance Program Employee Engagement Center Support Paid Time Off and Paid Holidays Employee Engagement Events and Activities Employee Referral Bonus (No cap) How To Apply Please send all questions, resumes & applications to: karlyjandoc@nwh.com Other Job Opportunities Sawmill Foreman Berdoll Sawmill is a small, specialty hardwood sawmill looking for a Sawmill Foreman. As the mill owner, I am looking to step back from day to day operations and looking for a self-driven individual with high ethical standards and an appreciation for high quality work to step into that role. In this role, a good candidate will recognize tasks around the mill that need to be completed and... December 9, 2025 Berdoll Sawmill Cedar Creek, TX Learn More RSVP Managing Director of Manufacturing •Responsible for overseeing the end-to-end production and development of manufactured items, ensuring quality standards, timely delivery, and continuous improvement in processes and outcomes. •Oversee the day-to-day operations of the manufacturing department, including production planning, scheduling, and resource allocation. •Identify areas for lean manufacturing principles, process improvement... November 13, 2025 Bingaman & Son Lumber, Inc Kreamer, PA Learn More RSVP Lumber Inspector Robinson Lumber Company is looking to hire a full-time Lumber Inspector to work at our growing facility in New Albany, Indiana. Primary duties and responsibilities include consistent and accurate grading of lumber. A successful candidate must have previous lumber manufacturing experience and have the ability to work in a team-oriented, fast-paced environment. An NHLA grader certification is ideal but not required. November 11, 2025 Robinson Lumber Company New Albany, IN Learn More RSVP

Species Guide White Oak Jump to Species The Basics Species Overview White oak is one of the most popular species from the U.S. hardwood forests, and is unique to North America. White oak has an attractive grain, similar to many other oaks grown globally. In general the sapwood of white oak is whitish to light brown and the heartwood is normally light to mid or even dark brown. The difference between the sapwood and heartwood of white oak is less distinct than in red oak. The wood of white oak is mainly straight-grained with medium to coarse texture. Scientific Name Quercus alba Avg. Board Length 6’ – 16’ Common Thicknesses 4/4, 5/4, 6/4, 8/4, 10/4, 12/4 Also Known As White Oak Avg. Board Width 6” – 10” Avg. Dried Weight 4 lbs/bdft Where It Comes From Growth Distribution White oak trees grow exclusively in North America and are widely distributed throughout most of the eastern United States in mixed hardwood forests. As with red oak there are many sub-species, all within the white oak classification, and together form the most common species group accounting for about 33% of the American hardwood resource. The trees are tall and easily identified by their rounded leaf form, turning brown in the fall. White oak also grows from north to south; some high in the mountains and others on low land giving rise to different characteristics. Thus there are significant variations in white oak depending on location, in particular between the slower grown northern and faster grown southern trees. As with red oak, they are regarded as sustainable for both domestic and export consumption. FIA data shows U.S. white oak growing stock is 2.26 billion m3, 15.5% of total U.S. hardwood growing stock. American white oak is growing 40.1 million m3 per year while the harvest is 20.1 million m3 per year. The net volume (after harvest) is increasing 20.0 million m3 each year. U.S. white oak growth exceeds harvest in all major supplying states. White oak from the USA is readily available as sawn lumber and veneer, in a wide range of grades and sizes. Due to lengthy drying times not all suppliers offer thicker lumber stock (10/4" & 12/4") but it is available in limited volumes. In the north the sapwood tends to be less than in the south where, due to the shorter growing season, the wood is grown faster with more open grain and texture. White oak may be sold on the basis of 'northern' and 'southern', but this may be an over-simplification of the differences according to growing location. 0-4K 4-8K 8-12K 12-16K 16-20K 20-24K Volume of live trees on forest land, 1000 m³ Uses Common Applications Its main uses are in furniture, flooring, doors, architectural joinery and mouldings and kitchen cabinets. It is also used in certain applications for construction, including structural glue-laminated beams, and other specialist applications. Barrel Staves Cabinets Doors Flooring Furniture Glulam Beams Mouldings

Species Guide Birch Jump to Species The Basics Species Overview The wood of birch has a distinct difference between the sap which is white and the heartwood which is light reddish brown. The wood is generally straight grained with a fine uniform texture. Birch is heavy, hard and strong. It has very good wood bending qualities with good crushing strength and shock resistance. Scientific Name Betula alleghaniensis Avg. Board Length 6’ – 12’ Common Thicknesses 4/4, 5/4, 6/4, 8/4 Also Known As Birch Avg. Board Width 4” – 8” Avg. Dried Weight 3.6 lbs/bdft Where It Comes From Growth Distribution Birch trees are generally not too large in this pioneer species that can be overgrown by climax species, such as maple. Definitely a northern, cold climate tree, yellow birch is medium sized with a medium diameter although larger trees can grow infrequently. Yellow birch should not be confused with paper birch, which is softer in texture and lighter in color with scattered brown flecks. Forest Inventory Analysis (FIA) data shows U.S. yellow birch growing stock is 541 million m3, 3.7% of total U.S. hardwood growing stock. American yellow birch is growing 7.09 million m3 per year while the harvest is 4.8 million m3 per year. The net volume (after harvest) is increasing 2.28 million m3 each year. U.S. yellow birch growth exceeds harvest in most of the main producing states including Maine, New Hampshire, New York, Pennsylvania and Vermont. Birch is available in limited volumes as sawn lumber unselected for color but more limited in sizes and grades if red heartwood or white sapwood is specified. When selected for color FAS grade will allow 5 inch minimum width. Refer to NHLA Grading Rules for color sorting specifications. Birch is more likely to be available in thinner sizes 4/4” (25.4mm) & 5/4” (32mm). Veneer may also be available from specialist suppliers. 0-4K 4-8K 8-12K 12-16K 16-20K 20-24K Volume of live trees on forest land, 1000 m³ Uses Common Applications Birch, growing sustainably in the natural forests in the United States, is used for some furniture and joinery, such as doors and interior panelling and kitchen cabinets. Cabinets Doors Panelling

Job Opening Detail Lumber Inspector Kendrick Forest Products Lumber Inspector Kendrick Forest Products Muscatine, IA Position Description We are 3rd generation family owned & operated sawmill company with dry kilns This position is for grading green lumber in the sawmill producing 40,000 – 45,000 BF a day. Predominantly walnut, white oak, red oak. Required Skills & Experience Must be proficient in grading to the NHLA grading rules. Maintain grade accuracy in fast paced environment. Must have lumber grading experience, NHLA certification preferred but not required. Salary & Benefits Hourly position with very competitive pay, 401k plan, health, vision, & dental insurance, PTO, & holiday pay. How To Apply Please send all questions, resumes & applications to: kirby@kendrickinc.com Other Job Opportunities Lumber Grader About Us Nestled in the Endless Mountains of North Central Pennsylvania, Dwight Lewis Lumber is a fourth-generation, family-owned sawmill and timber management company managing over 15,000 acres of forest. We are FSC Certified and committed to sustainable and renewable forest management practices. Our operations include a modern sawmill and dry kiln facilities. Position Overview We are seeking a... December 17, 2025 Dwight Lewis Lumber Company Hillsgrove, PA Learn More RSVP Lumber Grader Grading and tallying green hardwood lumber. December 15, 2025 Laurel Creek Hardwoods Inc. Richwood, WV Learn More RSVP Sawmill Foreman Berdoll Sawmill is a small, specialty hardwood sawmill looking for a Sawmill Foreman. As the mill owner, I am looking to step back from day to day operations and looking for a self-driven individual with high ethical standards and an appreciation for high quality work to step into that role. In this role, a good candidate will recognize tasks around the mill that need to be completed and... December 9, 2025 Berdoll Sawmill Cedar Creek, TX Learn More RSVP

Species Guide Red Oak Jump to Species The Basics Species Overview Red oak is the dominant species in the U.S. hardwood forests – with distinctive grain, and wood that is not always red in color. The name comes from the leaf color in the fall. Red oak may be sold on the basis of ‘northern’, ‘southern’ and ‘Appalachian’. In general the sapwood of red oak is light brown and the heartwood is often, but not always, pinkish to reddish brown. The color difference between the sapwood and heart wood is quite distinct. The wood of red oak is generally straight-grained and coarse textured. Scientific Name Quercus rubra Avg. Board Length 6’ – 16’ Common Thicknesses 4/4, 5/4, 6/4, 8/4, 10/4, 12/4. 16/4 Also Known As Red Oak, Northern & Southern Red Oak Avg. Board Width 6” – 10” Avg. Dried Weight 3.7 lbs/bdft Where It Comes From Growth Distribution Red oak trees grow only naturally and almost exclusively in North America, although planted elsewhere. They are widely distributed throughout most of the eastern United States in mixed hardwood forests. The trees are very tall. There are many sub-species, all within the red oak classification, which grow from north to south; some high in the mountains and others on low land giving rise to different characteristics. Thus there are significant variations in red oak depending on location, in particular between the slower grown northern and faster grown southern trees. Red oak are regarded as highly sustainable for both domestic and export consumption and, being the largest species group, are more abundant than the white oak. FIA data shows U.S. red oak growing stock is 2.62 billion m3, 18% of total U.S. hardwood growing stock. American red oak is growing 60.6 million m3 per year while the harvest is 31.9 million m3 per year. The net volume (after harvest) is increasing 28.7 million m3 each year. U.S. red oak growth exceeds or is in balance with harvest in all states except Texas. Red oak is readily available as sawn lumber and veneer, in a wide range of grades and sizes. Thicker lumber (10/4" & 12/4") can be sourced in relatively small volumes from specialist suppliers, but is widely produced through out the hardwood industry from 4/4" (25.4mm) through to 8/4" (52mm). In the north the sapwood tends to be less due to the shorter growing season, than in the south where the wood is grown faster with more open grain and texture. Red oak may be sold on the basis of 'northern' and 'southern', but this may be an over-simplification of the differences according to growing location. 0-4K 4-8K 8-12K 12-16K 16-20K 20-24K Volume of live trees on forest land, 1000 m³ Uses Common Applications This sustainably managed species group from natural forests of North America, with excellent environmental credentials, is a key species in many export markets. Its main uses are in furniture, flooring, doors, architectural joinery, mouldings and kitchen cabinets. It is also used in certain applications for construction. Cabinets Doors Flooring Furniture Mouldings

Secure your spot at the NHLA Annual Convention. View registration pricing, early bird deadlines, and register online for the hardwood industry’s top event. Convention Registration Attend the 2026 NHLA Convention in Cleveland, OH. Join hundreds of hardwood industry professionals for three days of learning, networking, and growth at the largest and longest-running hardwood industry gathering in North America. In 2026, we’re heading to Cleveland, OH - the Rock ‘n Roll Capital of the World. Everything You Need to Know About Convention Registration Registration for the NHLA Annual Convention is now open. Whether you're a member, non-member, exhibitor, or guest, we offer a range of registration options to fit your needs. Take advantage of early bird pricing and discounted group rates. All registrations include access to: • Educational sessions and panels • Trade show exhibit hall • Networking receptions and social events View Convention Pricing Convention Registration Pricing Member Registration  Welcome reception with appetizers & open bar  Full breakfast buffet on Thursday & Friday  Lunch buffet on Thursday & Friday  Keynote speaker on Thursday & Friday General Session  Exhibit Showcase entry on Thursday & Friday  Educational sessions on Hardwood Industry-Specific Topics Registration Includes: Register Feb. 2nd Cancellation Policy : Half refund if registration is canceled between August 18 - 30, 2025. Cancellations after September 01, 2025 will not be refunded. $750 (Member Spouse: $525) Non-Member Registration  Welcome reception with appetizers & open bar  Full breakfast buffet on Thursday & Friday  Lunch buffet on Thursday & Friday  Keynote speaker on Thursday & Friday General Session  Exhibit Showcase entry on Thursday & Friday  Educational sessions on Hardwood Industry-Specific Topics Registration Includes: Register Feb. 2nd Cancellation Policy : Half refund if registration is canceled between August 18 - 30, 2025. Cancellations after September 01, 2025 will not be refunded. $1,500 (Non-Member Spouse: $1,050) One Day Pass  Only valid on Thursday, October 2, 2025  Full breakfast buffet on Thursday  Lunch buffet on Thursday  Keynote speaker on Thursday  Exhibit Showcase entry on Thursday  Educational sessions on Hardwood Industry-Specific Topics Registration Includes: Register Feb. 2nd Cancellation Policy : Half refund if registration is canceled between August 18 - 30, 2025. Cancellations after September 01, 2025 will not be refunded. $500 (Non-Member: $950) Have Questions About Convention Registration? We’re here to help. Whether you’re a first-time attendee, a returning exhibitor, or looking to sponsor an event, our team is happy to assist. Contact John

Explore the National Hardwood Academy’s Course Calendar to view upcoming Inspector Training School cohorts, short courses, and online learning opportunities for hardwood professionals. Course Calendar Your central hub for upcoming training, classes, and education opportunities. The National Hardwood Academy Course Calendar brings together all upcoming educational offerings in one easy-to-navigate place. From full Inspector Training School cohorts to short courses, online learning, and continuing education programs, this calendar helps you plan your professional development with confidence. Course Calendar Course Type Date(s) Details No upcoming classes match your search criteria. Please check back soon. NHLA Inspector Online Training Program - Module 1 ITS - Hybrid Mar 2-13, 2026 Learn More 3-Day Introduction to Grading Hardwood Lumber Short Course Mar 25-27, 2026 Learn More 3-Day Introduction to Grading Hardwood Lumber (hosted by Ron Jones Hardwoods) Short Course July 21 - 23, 2026 Learn More NHLA Inspector Online Training Program - Module 1 ITS - Hybrid Aug 10-21, 2026 Learn More 3-Day Introduction to Grading Hardwood Lumber Short Course Sep 9-11, 2026 Learn More Inspector Training School Class 212 Inspector Training School Sep 21 - Nov 13, 2026 Learn More NHLA Inspector Online Training Program - Module 3 ITS - Hybrid Oct. 26 - Nov. 13, 2026 Learn More NHLA Inspector Online Training Program - Module 2 ITS - Hybrid Jan. 1 - Dec. 31, 2026 Learn More First Prev 1 Page 1 Next Last Let's Find the Right Course for You Not sure which course best suits your needs? Our knowledgeable staff is ready to help you select the ideal training path to meet your goals. Contact Us

Job Opening Detail Lumber Inspector Silver Leaf Sawmill/PNHL CO. Lumber Inspector Silver Leaf Sawmill/PNHL CO. Elmira, MI Position Description OPERATE A MODERN GRADING STATION/TRIM LINE IN YOUR DUTIES AS LUMBER INSPECTOR; GRADING ON AVERAGE 25K OF LUMBER DAILY, CONSISTING OF 80% HARD MAPLE ANNUALLY. GAIN EXPERIENCE AND THE ABILITY TO SET UP TALLIES AND TRUCKLOADS WITHIN OUR AUTOMATED TALLY SYSTEM. Hours of operation vary, 40-50 hours weekly. SOME CLEANUP AT WORKSTATION IS MANDATORY. Required Skills & Experience MUST BE PROFICIENT AND GRADING LUMBER OF ALL GRADES EXCEPT WALNUT. MUST HAVE SOME MECHANICAL APTITUDE TO RUN MACHINERY. MUST HAVE THE ABILITY TO EVENTUALLY SET UP TALLY SYSTEM AND DOCUMENT PRODUCTION AS NEEDED. Salary & Benefits $25.00 PER HOUR HEALTH/DENTAL/OPTICAL (50% premium paid by employer) 10 DAY paid time off - 15 DAY over 5 years of service 401K How To Apply Please send all questions, resumes & applications to: dwalston@silverleafsawmill.com Other Job Opportunities Lumber Grader About Us Nestled in the Endless Mountains of North Central Pennsylvania, Dwight Lewis Lumber is a fourth-generation, family-owned sawmill and timber management company managing over 15,000 acres of forest. We are FSC Certified and committed to sustainable and renewable forest management practices. Our operations include a modern sawmill and dry kiln facilities. Position Overview We are seeking a... December 17, 2025 Dwight Lewis Lumber Company Hillsgrove, PA Learn More RSVP Lumber Grader Grading and tallying green hardwood lumber. December 15, 2025 Laurel Creek Hardwoods Inc. Richwood, WV Learn More RSVP Sawmill Foreman Berdoll Sawmill is a small, specialty hardwood sawmill looking for a Sawmill Foreman. As the mill owner, I am looking to step back from day to day operations and looking for a self-driven individual with high ethical standards and an appreciation for high quality work to step into that role. In this role, a good candidate will recognize tasks around the mill that need to be completed and... December 9, 2025 Berdoll Sawmill Cedar Creek, TX Learn More RSVP

Job Opening Detail Saw Filer SME Smith Sawmill Service Saw Filer SME Smith Sawmill Service Remote, SC Position Description Smith Sawmill Service is a multi-state manufacturing company that provides services and products that are designed around the ever-changing sawmills, chip mills, paper mills, and pallet manufactures. We are one of the largest saw manufacturing facilities in the country and an exciting place to grow your career. We are currently looking for a fulltime, motivated Saw Filer SME to join our East Coast Team. The ideal candidate is an experienced self-starter who enjoys working in a collaborative team environment. Responsibilities will include but are not limited to: Assist the Senior Saw filer, SME in developing and leading training programs for new employees who will perform essential duties. Inspect saws from our shop, direct contact on quality issues and design improvements. Work closely with machine maintenance and alignment for equipment accuracy. Collaborate with mill managers and key maintenance leaders on machine sawing and cutting improvements. Act as a liaison between sales and manufacturing to ensure key accounts are continually monitored for optimal cutting tool performance. Performs other related duties as assigned. Required Skills & Experience Position Requirements: 5+ years saw filing experience (benching band saws and round saws). 7+ years' experience in lumber manufacturing. Ability to travel 80% of the time. Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Excellent interpersonal and customer service skills. Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail. Excellent time management skills with a proven ability to meet deadlines. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Strong supervisory and leadership skills. Ability to prioritize tasks and to delegate them when appropriate. Thorough understanding of or the ability to quickly learn about the project or product being developed. Proficient with Microsoft Office Suite or related software. Salary & Benefits Smith Sawmill Service offers competitive pay, health, dental and vision insurance plans with generous employer contribution, company paid $50,000 life insurance, company paid Short Term and Long-Term Disability, 401k plan with company match, paid holidays and PTO time. How To Apply Please send all questions, resumes & applications to: employment@smithsawmillservice.com Other Job Opportunities Lumber Grader About Us Nestled in the Endless Mountains of North Central Pennsylvania, Dwight Lewis Lumber is a fourth-generation, family-owned sawmill and timber management company managing over 15,000 acres of forest. We are FSC Certified and committed to sustainable and renewable forest management practices. Our operations include a modern sawmill and dry kiln facilities. Position Overview We are seeking a... December 17, 2025 Dwight Lewis Lumber Company Hillsgrove, PA Learn More RSVP Lumber Grader Grading and tallying green hardwood lumber. December 15, 2025 Laurel Creek Hardwoods Inc. Richwood, WV Learn More RSVP Sawmill Foreman Berdoll Sawmill is a small, specialty hardwood sawmill looking for a Sawmill Foreman. As the mill owner, I am looking to step back from day to day operations and looking for a self-driven individual with high ethical standards and an appreciation for high quality work to step into that role. In this role, a good candidate will recognize tasks around the mill that need to be completed and... December 9, 2025 Berdoll Sawmill Cedar Creek, TX Learn More RSVP

Species Guide Ash Jump to Species The Basics Species Overview Ash is ideal for bending and turning. It is strong and tough with distinctive grain, character and color. In general ash is a light colored wood, with sapwood varying from white to yellow and heartwood light to dark brown, sometimes with lighter streaks. The color difference between the outer light-colored white sapwood and inner, darker, even brown heartwood is quite distinct. Ash wood is generally straight-grained with a coarse uniform texture. Its appearance has a very strong grain contrast between the softer summer growth and hard winter growth rings. No two pieces are ever the same in appearance. Scientific Name Fraxinus americana Avg. Board Length 6’ – 16’ Common Thicknesses 4/4, 5/4, 6/4, 8/4 Also Known As Ash, Northern Ash, Southern Ash Avg. Board Width 6” – 10” Avg. Dried Weight 3.5 lbs/bdft Where It Comes From Growth Distribution Ash trees grow commonly throughout the eastern United States in mixed hardwood forests, from the north in New York State to the southern States along the Gulf of Mexico, and everywhere in between. They grow high in the mountains and low on the plains and coastal areas giving rise to great variety of character. With such widespread distribution in latitude, climate and soil conditions, there are significant variations in ash depending on location, in particular between the slower grown northern and faster grown southern trees. There are also sub-species that add to this variety. Despite some longer-term threats by forest pests and disease to the ash standing stock of timber, ash is a prolific species. Forest Inventory Analysis (FIA) data shows U.S. ash growing stock is 657 million m3, 4.5% of total U.S. hardwood growing stock. American ash is growing 3.3 million m3/per year while the harvest is 6.9 million m3 per year. Net volume (after harvest) is increasing -3.5 million m3 each year. The 2014 inventory indicates that U.S. ash growth exceeds harvest in all major supplying states except Michigan and Ohio, which are central to the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) infestation. Ash mortality rates and removals are expected to rise in the immediate future, likely in excess of growth in some states, due to the EAB infestation. Ash is readily available as sawn lumber and veneer, in a wide range of grades and sizes. In the north the sapwood tends to be less due to the shorter growing season, than in the south where the wood is grown faster with more open grain and texture. Ash may be sold on the basis of color and is widely available for export. Ash was the 4th major American hardwood species to be exported worldwide by volume in 2015. 0-4K 4-8K 8-12K 12-16K 16-20K 20-24K Volume of live trees on forest land, 1000 m³ Uses Common Applications This sustainably managed wood from natural forests of North America, with its excellent environmental credentials, is popular with designers, architects, specialist users and consumers around the world. Its main uses are furniture, flooring, doors, architectural joinery and mouldings, kitchen cabinets, tool and sport handles. Doors Flooring Furniture Mouldings

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Job Opening Detail Kiln Department Supervisor Granite Valley Forest Products Kiln Department Supervisor Granite Valley Forest Products New London, WI Position Description Granite Valley is one of the hardwood industry leaders in sourcing, drying, warehousing, and delivering an exceptional portfolio of hardwood species. We are committed to providing high-quality hardwood products and services that exceed our customers' expectations. Our operations are marked by a dedication to excellence and innovation in the hardwood industry. This is a full-time on-site role for a Kiln Department Supervisor located in New London, WI. This role is responsible for leading and overseeing the Kiln Department within the production facility and ensuring proper operations to achieve optimal efficiency, quality and output. Day-to-day tasks include monitoring and adjusting kiln operations to maintain optimal temperatures, pressure and humidity levels for quality and lumber drying. The supervisor will also be responsible for training and supervising kiln department staff to ensure safe and effective operations. Required Skills & Experience 3-5 years experience in kiln operations Strong leadership skills Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills High school diploma or equivalent; a degree in a related field is a plus Proficient computer skills Salary & Benefits Competitive Salary Medical, Dental, Vision Life Insurance 401(k) with a company match Paid time off Paid holidays How To Apply Please send all questions, resumes & applications to: HR@granitevalley.com Other Job Opportunities Lumber Grader About Us Nestled in the Endless Mountains of North Central Pennsylvania, Dwight Lewis Lumber is a fourth-generation, family-owned sawmill and timber management company managing over 15,000 acres of forest. We are FSC Certified and committed to sustainable and renewable forest management practices. Our operations include a modern sawmill and dry kiln facilities. Position Overview We are seeking a... December 17, 2025 Dwight Lewis Lumber Company Hillsgrove, PA Learn More RSVP Lumber Grader Grading and tallying green hardwood lumber. December 15, 2025 Laurel Creek Hardwoods Inc. Richwood, WV Learn More RSVP Sawmill Foreman Berdoll Sawmill is a small, specialty hardwood sawmill looking for a Sawmill Foreman. As the mill owner, I am looking to step back from day to day operations and looking for a self-driven individual with high ethical standards and an appreciation for high quality work to step into that role. In this role, a good candidate will recognize tasks around the mill that need to be completed and... December 9, 2025 Berdoll Sawmill Cedar Creek, TX Learn More RSVP