Bulk Loader: Industrial Loading & Safety Specialist

Lhoist North America (at Martin Marietta); Burnet (TX); On-site; USD 45,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Life insurance

Disability insurance

Paid vacation and sick time

401(k) with employer match

Educational assistance

Job summary

Lhoist North America is hiring at its Burnet, Texas site for a Bulk Loader role. This position focuses on loading rail cars and trucks, and requires inspecting equipment, ensuring proper weights, and maintaining inventory accuracy.

A strong safety posture and willingness to work shifts are essential. The role includes on-the-job training, opportunities for professional development, and participation in SQF and regulatory initiatives.

Qualifications

• Industrial background with troubleshooting skills.
• Knowledge of environmental regulations for lime industry.
• Able to perform basic mathematical computations.
• Willing to work rotating shifts, including weekends and holidays.
• Must have telephone and be open to call-outs.

Responsibilities

• Maintain smooth flow of truck and rail traffic.
• Inspect trailers and railcars for contaminants prior to loading.
• Distribute product types into correct trucks/rail cars and load weights.
• Complete bill of lading for truck and rail shipments.
• Maintain accurate silo inventory measurements.
• Participate in company-sponsored training and cross-training.
• Troubleshoot and maintain load-out equipment.
• Assist with plant cleanup and safety inspections.

Skills

Industrial background

Troubleshooting

Math skills

Safety decision making

Shift work

Reading & interpreting documents

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Job description

Lhoist North America is hiring at its Burnet, Texas site for a Bulk Loader role. This position focuses on loading rail cars and trucks, and requires inspecting equipment, ensuring proper weights, and maintaining inventory accuracy.

A strong safety posture and willingness to work shifts are essential. The role includes on-the-job training, opportunities for professional development, and participation in SQF and regulatory initiatives.