Night-Shift Material Handler - Bakery Plant (Premium)

Smithfield Foods, Inc.; Greenville (SC); Hybrid; USD 25,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

Smithfield Foods, Inc. in Greenville, SC is seeks a Material Handler for the night shift to operate powered industrial vehicles to transport, load, and unload raw materials and finished products within the bakery meal production process.

Starting pay is $18.75 per hour plus a $1 night shift premium. The role requires adherence to safety, quality, and EMS procedures and may require 50-hour weeks with nights and weekends as needed.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED preferred.
• Must read and understand safety rules and manuals in English.
• Ability to work an average of 50-hour weeks, including night, holidays and weekends.
• Prior experience operating heavy equipment, forklifts, tractors, or other powered industrial vehicles preferred.
• Ability to acquire and maintain necessary certifications (weigh master, fork lift, articulated loader, skid steer, tractor, etc.).
• Ability to work well with others in fast paced, dynamic environment.

Responsibilities

• Operate powered industrial vehicles in all areas.
• Regulate blending of materials as instructed to ensure product consistency and moisture.
• Assist with inventory and housekeeping tasks.
• Unload both bulk and palletized trailers.
• Follow EMS environmental policies and procedures; report issues to supervisor.
• Spot trailers for unloading and maintain safety standards.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Skills

Forklift operation

Heavy equipment experience

Safety procedures

Teamwork

English literacy

Education

High school diploma or GED

Job description

Smithfield Foods, Inc. in Greenville, SC is seeks a Material Handler for the night shift to operate powered industrial vehicles to transport, load, and unload raw materials and finished products within the bakery meal production process.

Starting pay is $18.75 per hour plus a $1 night shift premium. The role requires adherence to safety, quality, and EMS procedures and may require 50-hour weeks with nights and weekends as needed.