Night Loader: Night Shift with Benefits & Growth

US Foods; Fort Mill (SC); On-site; USD 30,000 - 43,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401(k) Plan

Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP)

Life insurance

Paid parental leave

Overtime pay

Job summary

US Foods is seeking a dependable Night Loader to efficiently load products onto trailers and securely secure them for transport. You will work in environments that include coolers and freezers, maintaining accuracy and safety while meeting weekly loading standards.

The role requires physical stamina, the ability to read load sheets, and adherence to training and safety protocols. Compensation reflects experience, with overtime opportunities in a fast-paced warehouse setting.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma is required.
• Performs pre-shift safety checks of all equipment.
• Works in multi-temperature areas (including cooler and freezer as low as -5°C).
• Pallets must be built securely and wrapped to prevent damage during transport.
• Verify header labels and check for damaged/outdated products before loading.
• Load diagram completed and submitted after loading.
• Must complete all company-mandated training and assessments.

Responsibilities

• Load products onto designated trailers and secure them properly.
• Meet weekly loading productivity and accuracy standards.
• Work with warehouse management to address concerns and maintain safety.
• Follow company policies to ensure damage-free, accurate orders.

Skills

Strength & endurance

Read load codes

Physical labor experience

Ability to work in extreme temps

Education

High School Diploma

Job description

US Foods is seeking a dependable Night Loader to efficiently load products onto trailers and securely secure them for transport. You will work in environments that include coolers and freezers, maintaining accuracy and safety while meeting weekly loading standards.

The role requires physical stamina, the ability to read load sheets, and adherence to training and safety protocols. Compensation reflects experience, with overtime opportunities in a fast-paced warehouse setting.