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Wayne-Sanderson Farms in Mississippi is seeking a forklift operator to set up the debone area, move products, and transport finished goods across the facility. This role requires adherence to SOPs and PPE guidelines while maintaining a safe, efficient operation.
You will work nights or weekends as needed, stand for long periods, and lift up to 60 lbs in a warm and sometimes dusty environment. The position offers full-time hours within a leading poultry operation.
Primarily responsible for operating fork lift equipment, setting up debone area, and transporting finished product. Must always use and maintain personal protective equipment, and work in compliance with all company policies, NCC Animal Welfare Guidelines, and local, state and federal policies, laws and regulations.
Follow Standard Operating Procedures and adhere to safety requirements. Must wear required PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) PPE required but subject to change: Hairnet, smock, earplugs.
We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.
A career that makes an amazing difference starts at Wayne-Sanderson Farms. Formed from two leading poultry companies with humble roots in farm supply and feed manufacturing, Wayne-Sanderson Farms is built on over a century’s worth of industry expertise and excellence in operation. Our family at Wayne-Sanderson Farms is now more than 26,000 team members and over 2,000 family farmers strong, and still growing as the nation’s third largest poultry producer. By starting your career with a leader in the industry, you can develop your skills in a wide variety of operations while enjoying unique benefits such as our professional development opportunities. Make an impact on a global scale by feeding a growing world with Wayne-Sanderson Farms.