Loadout Operator

Keep Products Moving Safely and Build a Career in Industrial Operations

• Safely operate, monitor, and troubleshoot loadout equipment, including front-end loaders, forklifts, track mobiles, conveyors, air compressors, rail and truck scales, and related computer systems.
• Inspect equipment before each shift, complete required reports and records, and promptly communicate safety hazards or equipment concerns.
• Prepare, inspect, and clean railcars, trucks, equipment, and work areas before and after loading to support safe operations and prevent contamination.
• Load railcars, bulk and package trucks, and bulk and 50-pound bags safely and accurately; unload boxes, pallets, and other materials as needed.
• Verify products, load numbers, railcar or truck information, weights, and bills of lading, and obtain authorization when required.
• Monitor product quality, distinguish warehouse products, and collect required daily samples for laboratory testing.
• Perform routine cleaning, lubrication, and basic care of loadout equipment.
• Coordinate safely with drivers, contractors, and team members while remaining alert to changing conditions.
• Follow OSHA requirements, Intrepid safety policies, Safe Food Safe Feed Quality Standards, and applicable Ag Feed and Pet Food product-safety requirements.

• →High school diploma or equivalent and a valid driver’s license.
• →Ability to communicate clearly, follow written and verbal instructions, and complete accurate records.
• →Strong attention to detail, practical problem-solving skills, and a safety-first mindset.
• →Ability to work independently and as part of a team in a fast-paced industrial environment.
• →Basic computer proficiency, including Microsoft Outlook, Word, and Excel, or the ability to learn company systems.
• →Ability to work safely at heights exceeding 100 feet, use fall-protection equipment, climb stairs and ladders, work in confined spaces, and regularly lift and move up to 50 pounds.
• →Preferred: at least one year of general labor or industrial plant experience, including forklift or front-end loader experience.

• Most work is performed outdoors in a non-temperature-controlled industrial environment and in changing weather conditions.
• You will work near moving mechanical equipment and in loud or distracting conditions while wearing required safety attire and personal protective equipment.
• The role requires frequent standing, walking, reaching, grasping, twisting, stooping, crouching, kneeling, and visual inspection.
• A 40-hour workweek is required; overtime and callouts may be needed based on operational demands.
• Selected candidates must successfully complete a pre-placement physical, drug test, background check, and mobility test before placement.