Oil Loading & Inventory Technician

RICELAND FOODS INC; Stuttgart (AR); On-site; USD 36,000 - 54,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance with low premiums

Free dental with medical insurance

Vision insurance with low premiums

Free basic life insurance

Voluntary life (age/salary based)

Long term disability

Short-term disability

Accident insurance

Critical illness insurance

Employee Assistance Program

401 K with company match

Paid training programs

PTO & Holiday Pay

Job summary

Riceland Foods is seeking an Oil Loader in Stuttgart, AR to manage daily oil inventory and sampling, and assist in formulating pan oil products and additives. The role involves moving oils, controlling process conditions, and coordinating truck and railcar movements safely.

Responsibilities include line setup, cleaning schedules, paperwork, and printing bills of ladings; the candidate must be able to work in a manufacturing setting and hold a valid Arkansas driver’s license.

Qualifications

• Must be able to read and write.
• Must be able to do simple subtraction and addition.
• Must be in good physical condition.
• Must safely operate a truck and trailer, forklift, and related equipment.
• Must have a valid Arkansas driver’s license.

Responsibilities

• oversee the daily inventory of oils and sampling.
• formulate pan oil products and additives.
• move oils and control process conditions.
• position oil trucks and railcars and set up lines.
• maintain cleaning schedules and paperwork and print bills of lading.

Skills

Read and write

Basic math

Physical condition

Operate truck and forklift

Arkansas driver’s license

Education

High School Diploma or GED

Job description

Riceland Foods is seeking an Oil Loader in Stuttgart, AR to manage daily oil inventory and sampling, and assist in formulating pan oil products and additives. The role involves moving oils, controlling process conditions, and coordinating truck and railcar movements safely.

Responsibilities include line setup, cleaning schedules, paperwork, and printing bills of ladings; the candidate must be able to work in a manufacturing setting and hold a valid Arkansas driver’s license.