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Overview
Custom Agri Systems (CAS) builds and services grain handling systems for farms and commercial operators across the Midwest. It helps customers plan facilities for storing, moving and drying crops, choose equipment and bring mechanical and electrical systems into operation. The company sells grain bins, dryers and bulk conveying equipment, combining outside manufacturers' products with parts made in its own shops. Customers also hire its crews to install, repair and maintain equipment, allowing the business to support facilities after a construction project is complete. Founded in 1982, the family-owned company is headquartered in Napoleon, Ohio.
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What believers are saying
- CAS supplies tools and protective equipment to its Fergus Falls concrete laborers working full-time.
- CAS trains West Fargo sales representatives in full-time, entry-level roles on grain handling equipment and dryer operations.
- CAS documents maintenance findings: pre-season service combines equipment testing with written reports identifying concerns.
What critics are saying
- CAS's full-time concrete laborers in Fergus Falls regularly lift and carry up to 75 pounds.
- CAS's West Fargo entry-level sales role requires flexibility: full-time staff face occasional evenings/weekends depending on customer and project needs.
- CAS's full-time Upper Sandusky millwright role involves height exposure: applicants must work at heights and understand crane rigging.
What makes Custom Agri Systems unique
- CAS upgrades installed systems: its automation adds remote controls and diagnostics to existing equipment as well as new installations.
- CAS services personnel lifts beyond repairs: its manlift business handles code-mandated inspections, certification, permitting and load tests.
- CAS joins precision metalwork with finishing: its fabrication facility has computer-controlled equipment, certified welders and an industrial paint booth.
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