Reach Truck Operator - 2nd Shift

ConAgra Foods•Indianapolis, IN

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Conagra Brands is hiring a Reach Truck Operator for its Indianapolis manufacturing plant on West 62nd Street. Reporting to the Warehouse Team Lead, the operator supports warehouse operations by moving products accurately and efficiently while maintaining a safe, collaborative environment. The role operates onsite and pays $24.22 per hour, plus a $0.25 shift differential. The listed shift is 2:30 PM–10:30 AM. The operator moves products between production lines and warehouse storage, prepares pallets and trailers for loading and unloading, handles inventory activities, and supplies production areas. Work is performed in a manufacturing environment where noise levels can be high and temperatures may vary. Physical tasks may involve extended periods on foot, walking, climbing stairs or ladders, kneeling, repetitive work, and frequent lifting, pushing, or carrying materials. Conagra Brands describes itself as a food company with more than 18,000 employees across more than 40 locations. It emphasizes an inclusive culture, career development, innovation, and solutions intended to positively affect employees, communities, and the planet.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least 1 year of experience operating sit-down forklifts and stand-up reach trucks in a production, manufacturing, or distribution environment.
Experience working in a fast-paced warehouse or manufacturing setting.
Strong attention to detail to support accurate inventory management and product quality.

Responsibilities

Operate sit-down and double-reach forklifts and pallet jacks to move product from production lines to warehouse storage.
Hitch trucks to warehouse docks and stage pallets for safe and efficient loading and unloading.
Change forklift batteries and operate shrink-wrapping equipment, including installing new rolls of shrink-wrap film.
Use inventory-control devices to track and adjust inventory, perform cycle counts, and make inventory corrections.
Pick full and partial pallets for truck loading and unloading, and transport supplies to production areas.
Record trailer set temperatures and manually document SKU and case counts for loose cases.
Verify code dates and case counts to maintain quality standards.
Work with speed and precision to meet schedules while maintaining safety and compliance with SQF and Good Manufacturing Practices.
Maintain certification mastery through ongoing skills audits and rotation.
Complete other duties as assigned.