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Mill Operator I

United Animal Health · Sheridan, IN · Feed mill and warehouse production

Employment type

Full-time

Work setting

On-site

Location

Sheridan, IN

Schedule

Day shift

Posted

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Job overview

The Mill Operator I role is onsite in Sheridan, IN, in a feed mill, warehouse, and outdoor work environment. Compensation is not specified. The position supports United Animal Health’s production of animal feed. The role safely operates mill and warehouse equipment and completes production and material-handling tasks. It contributes to efficient manufacturing, product quality, inventory accuracy, and safe handling of ingredients and finished feed.

What you'll do

  • Operate feed mill and warehouse equipment
  • complete micro-batch hand adds
  • package and palletize feed bags and load super sacks
  • restock and rotate inventory
  • receive and inspect ingredients
  • pick, stage, and load outbound products
  • maintain clean work areas
  • report quality concerns and equipment issues
  • perform inventory counts and routine operational checks
  • follow feed safety and regulatory requirements.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies
mill operator i
sheridan in
united animal health
animal feed
feed mill
warehouse operations
packaging
inventory control
material handling
production safety
Work arrangement
  • Weekend coverage required

Why this role

Frequent lifting up to 60 pounds; 8-hour shift; forklift certification preferred or obtainable if required by the site; driver’s license preferred but not required.

About the employer

United Animal Health is hiring for this role. Industry: Other Animal Food Manufacturing. Sector: 31.

Additional details

Industry sector
31
Industry
Other Animal Food Manufacturing
Occupation code
51-9199.00
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