Loader 2nd Shift 3:30 PM - Midnight/UTC

Schedule 2nd Shift 3:30pm-12:00am/until Finished

5 day work week.  Off Saturday and one day during the week.

As a 2nd Shift Loader you verify orders to be loaded onto trucks to assure customers get a correct and completely damage-free order.  Using power equipment you will load orders on trucks in the proper sequence and to avoid damaging product during transit to customers. Observing all safety regulations and ensuring all quality standards are met while maintaining the efficient flow of product through the loading process. Functions as a team member within the department and organization, as required, and perform any duties assigned to best serve the company.

• 100% Company Funded Pension
• 401K

• →Loads trailers in the proper sequence to avoid damaging product during transit to customers.
• →Must work in a safe manner adhering to all company safety guidelines, update equipment daily, and check list.
• →Account for all pallets of all commodities.
• →Re-stack pallets as necessary to ensure no heavy items are loaded on light items that would damage in transit and that loads will properly fit on trailer.
• →Must be able to operate and use Stand Up Pallet Jack in a safe manner so as not to endanger self or co-workers.
• →Assemble loads with label facing out based on commodity and customer to assure product can be easily unloaded once at delivery site.
• →Use Stand Up Pallet Jack to load product on trailer in proper sequence.
• →Place required delivery equipment on trailer, shut and seal door.
• →Complete paperwork and fill out load sheet.
• →May be required to reach, lift, and stack cases ranging in weight from 1 to 100lbs.
• →Sweep out trailers prior to loading.
• →Must load by RF and understand all its functions.
• →Responsible for following all training documents and procedures as it relates to Food Safety and Food Defense.
• →May be required to do other tasks, as necessary

• Must be able to reason and have basic decision-making skills.
• Must be able to read, write and possess basic math skills (i.e. addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division).
• Must possess ability to operate equipment mounted RF computer.
• Must be able to follow logical progression of guidelines in stacking and loading trailers.
• Must possess moderate level spatial reasoning problem solving skills (solve moderate loading issues through visualization and understanding of spatial relationships of objects of different sizes).
• Must be able to maintain a minimum weekly productivity average of 18 pallet scans/hour.