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  Production Operator I  

  Greenfield Milling

  - Cache County

  Posted: 13/08/2026

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  Greenfield Milling TITLE Production Operator I Job Location Richmond, UT 84333 Position Type Full Time Education Level High School Salary Range $19.50 - $19.50 Hourly Description Description Our Production Operator I is responsible for the transferring, bulk loading and packaging of finished products. We have opening from 7am - 7pm and 7pm to 7am. Responsible for understanding and following all personnel and equipment safety policies, all GMP, HACCP, Sanitation, and Business Unit policies and procedures. Understand written customer specifications and mill flour to meet customer specifications. Safe and efficient operation of all transferring equipment and systems. Sample and analyze milled flour. Analyze flour with lab instruments. Safely operate lab analytical instruments. Lockout, open, unstack, repair, and restack sifters. Measure levels of flour and feed in storage bins with tape measure. Responsible for sanitation efforts such as recording sanitation duties, performing sanitation duties, and completing work orders assigned to them. Interact with scheduler, elevator, blender, quality team, maintenance, and packer to communicate workflow, milling schedule, and equipment issues. Monitor flour additives, ingredients, and other supplies. Required to assist with the upkeep and quality of bins and silos. Responsible for consistently conducting visual inspections of the FPZ transfer sifter. Set up and monitor finished package weights to ensure that bags conform to specifications. Set up the packer scale weights prior to a run. Check the precision of the check scale prior to the start of the run. Continually check the finished package weights throughout the run. Ensure that the finished product is bagged, sealed, and palletized in a neat, clean, and orderly fashion on structurally sound pallets. Pull samples of product, both prior to packaging, and throughout the run, and run analysis on samples on equipment located in mill control room. Perform the metal detector checks on a scheduled basis set by the quality department and notify supervisor of any substandard conditions. Pull samples prior to the run (or at the startup of packaging) to help ensure conformity to specifications. Samples pulled during a run will normally be one sample per grade, once conformity is verified. For government contracts, one sample will be taken per pallet, for weight and lab testing. Keep bags available and ready to be used, including bags labeled for special customers. Attach labels to bags as necessary. Clean and sanitize all packing and loading areas (including hopper area above packers). Feed any product that did not meet specifications back into the system to rework. Assist in the training of new and existing personnel in any packaging functions/positions. Qualifications Qualifications On-the-job training is provided. Safety training is required and provided by the company in group settings, as well as individual computer-based training. Ability to work unsupervised. Strong reading comprehension, writing, math, and communication skills. Strong work planning and decision-making skills. Analytical skills to recognize and assess problems. Interpersonal skills communication and team skills. Ability to meet strict deadlines and schedules. Communication skills in English (both verbal and written). Basic computer skills (for data entry and process control). Available to work flexible hours including rotating shifts. Working Conditions: This position requires physical efforts such as straining, pulling, lifting, working, and standing and walking on concrete floor. Exposure to elements such as noise, minable dust, cold and hot temperatures. Extreme climate or climate variation. Heat up to 100 degrees and low to 40 degrees. Changes of >30 degrees within a shift. Exposure to manufacturing equipment hazards, especially forklifts. Climbing ladders. Ability to lift 50 lbs. Benefits: Medical Insurance (first day of the month after starting date) Health Savings and Flexible Spending Account Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance and AD Read Less

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  Production Operator I  

  Greenfield Milling

  - Bear Lake County

  Posted: 13/08/2026

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  Greenfield Milling TITLE Production Operator I Job Location Richmond, UT 84333 Position Type Full Time Education Level High School Salary Range $19.50 - $19.50 Hourly Description Description Our Production Operator I is responsible for the transferring, bulk loading and packaging of finished products. We have opening from 7am - 7pm and 7pm to 7am. Responsible for understanding and following all personnel and equipment safety policies, all GMP, HACCP, Sanitation, and Business Unit policies and procedures. Understand written customer specifications and mill flour to meet customer specifications. Safe and efficient operation of all transferring equipment and systems. Sample and analyze milled flour. Analyze flour with lab instruments. Safely operate lab analytical instruments. Lockout, open, unstack, repair, and restack sifters. Measure levels of flour and feed in storage bins with tape measure. Responsible for sanitation efforts such as recording sanitation duties, performing sanitation duties, and completing work orders assigned to them. Interact with scheduler, elevator, blender, quality team, maintenance, and packer to communicate workflow, milling schedule, and equipment issues. Monitor flour additives, ingredients, and other supplies. Required to assist with the upkeep and quality of bins and silos. Responsible for consistently conducting visual inspections of the FPZ transfer sifter. Set up and monitor finished package weights to ensure that bags conform to specifications. Set up the packer scale weights prior to a run. Check the precision of the check scale prior to the start of the run. Continually check the finished package weights throughout the run. Ensure that the finished product is bagged, sealed, and palletized in a neat, clean, and orderly fashion on structurally sound pallets. Pull samples of product, both prior to packaging, and throughout the run, and run analysis on samples on equipment located in mill control room. Perform the metal detector checks on a scheduled basis set by the quality department and notify supervisor of any substandard conditions. Pull samples prior to the run (or at the startup of packaging) to help ensure conformity to specifications. Samples pulled during a run will normally be one sample per grade, once conformity is verified. For government contracts, one sample will be taken per pallet, for weight and lab testing. Keep bags available and ready to be used, including bags labeled for special customers. Attach labels to bags as necessary. Clean and sanitize all packing and loading areas (including hopper area above packers). Feed any product that did not meet specifications back into the system to rework. Assist in the training of new and existing personnel in any packaging functions/positions. Qualifications Qualifications On-the-job training is provided. Safety training is required and provided by the company in group settings, as well as individual computer-based training. Ability to work unsupervised. Strong reading comprehension, writing, math, and communication skills. Strong work planning and decision-making skills. Analytical skills to recognize and assess problems. Interpersonal skills communication and team skills. Ability to meet strict deadlines and schedules. Communication skills in English (both verbal and written). Basic computer skills (for data entry and process control). Available to work flexible hours including rotating shifts. Working Conditions: This position requires physical efforts such as straining, pulling, lifting, working, and standing and walking on concrete floor. Exposure to elements such as noise, minable dust, cold and hot temperatures. Extreme climate or climate variation. Heat up to 100 degrees and low to 40 degrees. Changes of >30 degrees within a shift. Exposure to manufacturing equipment hazards, especially forklifts. Climbing ladders. Ability to lift 50 lbs. Benefits: Medical Insurance (first day of the month after starting date) Health Savings and Flexible Spending Account Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance and AD Read Less

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  Production Operator I  

  Greenfield Milling

  - Cache County

  Posted: 13/08/2026

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  Greenfield Milling TITLE Production Operator I Job Location Richmond, UT 84333 Position Type Full Time Education Level High School Salary Range $19.50 - $19.50 Hourly Description Description Our Production Operator I is responsible for the transferring, bulk loading and packaging of finished products. We have opening from 7am - 7pm and 7pm to 7am. Responsible for understanding and following all personnel and equipment safety policies, all GMP, HACCP, Sanitation, and Business Unit policies and procedures. Understand written customer specifications and mill flour to meet customer specifications. Safe and efficient operation of all transferring equipment and systems. Sample and analyze milled flour. Analyze flour with lab instruments. Safely operate lab analytical instruments. Lockout, open, unstack, repair, and restack sifters. Measure levels of flour and feed in storage bins with tape measure. Responsible for sanitation efforts such as recording sanitation duties, performing sanitation duties, and completing work orders assigned to them. Interact with scheduler, elevator, blender, quality team, maintenance, and packer to communicate workflow, milling schedule, and equipment issues. Monitor flour additives, ingredients, and other supplies. Required to assist with the upkeep and quality of bins and silos. Responsible for consistently conducting visual inspections of the FPZ transfer sifter. Set up and monitor finished package weights to ensure that bags conform to specifications. Set up the packer scale weights prior to a run. Check the precision of the check scale prior to the start of the run. Continually check the finished package weights throughout the run. Ensure that the finished product is bagged, sealed, and palletized in a neat, clean, and orderly fashion on structurally sound pallets. Pull samples of product, both prior to packaging, and throughout the run, and run analysis on samples on equipment located in mill control room. Perform the metal detector checks on a scheduled basis set by the quality department and notify supervisor of any substandard conditions. Pull samples prior to the run (or at the startup of packaging) to help ensure conformity to specifications. Samples pulled during a run will normally be one sample per grade, once conformity is verified. For government contracts, one sample will be taken per pallet, for weight and lab testing. Keep bags available and ready to be used, including bags labeled for special customers. Attach labels to bags as necessary. Clean and sanitize all packing and loading areas (including hopper area above packers). Feed any product that did not meet specifications back into the system to rework. Assist in the training of new and existing personnel in any packaging functions/positions. Qualifications Qualifications On-the-job training is provided. Safety training is required and provided by the company in group settings, as well as individual computer-based training. Ability to work unsupervised. Strong reading comprehension, writing, math, and communication skills. Strong work planning and decision-making skills. Analytical skills to recognize and assess problems. Interpersonal skills communication and team skills. Ability to meet strict deadlines and schedules. Communication skills in English (both verbal and written). Basic computer skills (for data entry and process control). Available to work flexible hours including rotating shifts. Working Conditions: This position requires physical efforts such as straining, pulling, lifting, working, and standing and walking on concrete floor. Exposure to elements such as noise, minable dust, cold and hot temperatures. Extreme climate or climate variation. Heat up to 100 degrees and low to 40 degrees. Changes of >30 degrees within a shift. Exposure to manufacturing equipment hazards, especially forklifts. Climbing ladders. Ability to lift 50 lbs. Benefits: Medical Insurance (first day of the month after starting date) Health Savings and Flexible Spending Account Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance and AD Read Less

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  Production Operator I  

  Greenfield Milling

  - Cache County

  Posted: 13/08/2026

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  Greenfield Milling TITLE Production Operator I Job Location Richmond, UT 84333 Position Type Full Time Education Level High School Salary Range $19.50 - $19.50 Hourly Description Description Our Production Operator I is responsible for the transferring, bulk loading and packaging of finished products. We have opening from 7am - 7pm and 7pm to 7am. Responsible for understanding and following all personnel and equipment safety policies, all GMP, HACCP, Sanitation, and Business Unit policies and procedures. Understand written customer specifications and mill flour to meet customer specifications. Safe and efficient operation of all transferring equipment and systems. Sample and analyze milled flour. Analyze flour with lab instruments. Safely operate lab analytical instruments. Lockout, open, unstack, repair, and restack sifters. Measure levels of flour and feed in storage bins with tape measure. Responsible for sanitation efforts such as recording sanitation duties, performing sanitation duties, and completing work orders assigned to them. Interact with scheduler, elevator, blender, quality team, maintenance, and packer to communicate workflow, milling schedule, and equipment issues. Monitor flour additives, ingredients, and other supplies. Required to assist with the upkeep and quality of bins and silos. Responsible for consistently conducting visual inspections of the FPZ transfer sifter. Set up and monitor finished package weights to ensure that bags conform to specifications. Set up the packer scale weights prior to a run. Check the precision of the check scale prior to the start of the run. Continually check the finished package weights throughout the run. Ensure that the finished product is bagged, sealed, and palletized in a neat, clean, and orderly fashion on structurally sound pallets. Pull samples of product, both prior to packaging, and throughout the run, and run analysis on samples on equipment located in mill control room. Perform the metal detector checks on a scheduled basis set by the quality department and notify supervisor of any substandard conditions. Pull samples prior to the run (or at the startup of packaging) to help ensure conformity to specifications. Samples pulled during a run will normally be one sample per grade, once conformity is verified. For government contracts, one sample will be taken per pallet, for weight and lab testing. Keep bags available and ready to be used, including bags labeled for special customers. Attach labels to bags as necessary. Clean and sanitize all packing and loading areas (including hopper area above packers). Feed any product that did not meet specifications back into the system to rework. Assist in the training of new and existing personnel in any packaging functions/positions. Qualifications Qualifications On-the-job training is provided. Safety training is required and provided by the company in group settings, as well as individual computer-based training. Ability to work unsupervised. Strong reading comprehension, writing, math, and communication skills. Strong work planning and decision-making skills. Analytical skills to recognize and assess problems. Interpersonal skills communication and team skills. Ability to meet strict deadlines and schedules. Communication skills in English (both verbal and written). Basic computer skills (for data entry and process control). Available to work flexible hours including rotating shifts. Working Conditions: This position requires physical efforts such as straining, pulling, lifting, working, and standing and walking on concrete floor. Exposure to elements such as noise, minable dust, cold and hot temperatures. Extreme climate or climate variation. Heat up to 100 degrees and low to 40 degrees. Changes of >30 degrees within a shift. Exposure to manufacturing equipment hazards, especially forklifts. Climbing ladders. Ability to lift 50 lbs. Benefits: Medical Insurance (first day of the month after starting date) Health Savings and Flexible Spending Account Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance and AD Read Less

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  Production Operator I  

  Greenfield Milling

  - Rich County

  Posted: 13/08/2026

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  Greenfield Milling TITLE Production Operator I Job Location Richmond, UT 84333 Position Type Full Time Education Level High School Salary Range $19.50 - $19.50 Hourly Description Description Our Production Operator I is responsible for the transferring, bulk loading and packaging of finished products. We have opening from 7am - 7pm and 7pm to 7am. Responsible for understanding and following all personnel and equipment safety policies, all GMP, HACCP, Sanitation, and Business Unit policies and procedures. Understand written customer specifications and mill flour to meet customer specifications. Safe and efficient operation of all transferring equipment and systems. Sample and analyze milled flour. Analyze flour with lab instruments. Safely operate lab analytical instruments. Lockout, open, unstack, repair, and restack sifters. Measure levels of flour and feed in storage bins with tape measure. Responsible for sanitation efforts such as recording sanitation duties, performing sanitation duties, and completing work orders assigned to them. Interact with scheduler, elevator, blender, quality team, maintenance, and packer to communicate workflow, milling schedule, and equipment issues. Monitor flour additives, ingredients, and other supplies. Required to assist with the upkeep and quality of bins and silos. Responsible for consistently conducting visual inspections of the FPZ transfer sifter. Set up and monitor finished package weights to ensure that bags conform to specifications. Set up the packer scale weights prior to a run. Check the precision of the check scale prior to the start of the run. Continually check the finished package weights throughout the run. Ensure that the finished product is bagged, sealed, and palletized in a neat, clean, and orderly fashion on structurally sound pallets. Pull samples of product, both prior to packaging, and throughout the run, and run analysis on samples on equipment located in mill control room. Perform the metal detector checks on a scheduled basis set by the quality department and notify supervisor of any substandard conditions. Pull samples prior to the run (or at the startup of packaging) to help ensure conformity to specifications. Samples pulled during a run will normally be one sample per grade, once conformity is verified. For government contracts, one sample will be taken per pallet, for weight and lab testing. Keep bags available and ready to be used, including bags labeled for special customers. Attach labels to bags as necessary. Clean and sanitize all packing and loading areas (including hopper area above packers). Feed any product that did not meet specifications back into the system to rework. Assist in the training of new and existing personnel in any packaging functions/positions. Qualifications Qualifications On-the-job training is provided. Safety training is required and provided by the company in group settings, as well as individual computer-based training. Ability to work unsupervised. Strong reading comprehension, writing, math, and communication skills. Strong work planning and decision-making skills. Analytical skills to recognize and assess problems. Interpersonal skills communication and team skills. Ability to meet strict deadlines and schedules. Communication skills in English (both verbal and written). Basic computer skills (for data entry and process control). Available to work flexible hours including rotating shifts. Working Conditions: This position requires physical efforts such as straining, pulling, lifting, working, and standing and walking on concrete floor. Exposure to elements such as noise, minable dust, cold and hot temperatures. Extreme climate or climate variation. Heat up to 100 degrees and low to 40 degrees. Changes of >30 degrees within a shift. Exposure to manufacturing equipment hazards, especially forklifts. Climbing ladders. Ability to lift 50 lbs. Benefits: Medical Insurance (first day of the month after starting date) Health Savings and Flexible Spending Account Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance and AD Read Less

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  Director of R&D  

  Greenfield Milling

  - Salt Lake County

  Posted: 13/08/2026

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  Greenfield Milling TITLE Director of R&D Job Location Salt Lake City,... Read More

  Greenfield Milling TITLE Director of R&D Job Location Salt Lake City, UT 73099 Position Type Full Time Education Level 4 Year Degree Salary Range $100,000.00 - $125,000.00 Salary/year Travel Percentage Up to 25% Description Description The Director of Research & Development provides strategic and technical leadership for the development, improvement, and commercialization of flour-based products, grain ingredients, blends, and value-added solutions. This position will lead innovation efforts while supporting manufacturing, quality, sales, marketing, and customers to ensure products meet functional, regulatory, food safety, and commercial requirements. The Director oversees product development from concept through commercialization while driving continuous improvement, ingredient optimization, cost reduction, and technical excellence across the organizational strategies. This person can be based out of Logan, UT, Salt Lake City, UT or Denver, CO. Director of R & D Responsibilities: Develop and execute the company's R&D strategy aligned with business objectives. Lead development of new flour products, custom blends, premixes, and specialty grain ingredients. Improve existing products for functionality, quality, nutrition, shelf life, and cost. Identify emerging consumer trends and evaluate new ingredients and technologies. Serve as the company's technical expert in flour milling, grain science, cereal chemistry, and baking applications. Lead laboratory, pilot plant, and commercial production trials. Develop technical specifications and testing protocols. Support manufacturing and customer technical troubleshooting. Partner with Operations to improve milling yields, consistency, and efficiency. Optimize blending and ingredient handling processes. Lead continuous improvement and cost reduction initiatives. Provide technical support to Sales and Marketing. Work directly with customers on product development projects. Assist with customer presentations and technical documentation. Qualifications Qualifications Bachelor's degree in microbiology, Biotechnology, food science, biology, or a related field, plus 2-3 years of relevant experience. Relevant industry experience R&D, and commercialization of food or dairy products and ingredients. Travel requirement is up to 25%. The ideal candidate will possess advanced skills in collaboration, technical communication, and effective presentation, coupled with the ability to work cohesively with diverse teams. The candidate should demonstrate expertise in research design, statistical analysis, and interpretation of scientific findings, paired with strategic thinking and business acumen. A strong work ethic, integrity, and a commitment to representing farmer values are essential attributes for this role. Working Conditions: Frequently required to sit, walk, and stand. Frequently use hands, arms, and fingers for high volume of typing, etc. Occasionally lift and/or move up to 20 pounds. Exerting up to 20 pounds of force occasionally, and/or up to 10 pounds of force frequently. Benefits: Medical Insurance (first day of the month after starting date) Health Savings and Flexible Spending Account Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance and AD&D, Employer Paid Short Term Disability Long Term Disability Employee Assistance Program Accident Insurance, optional Critical Illness Insurance, optional 401K, Employer Match PTO & Vacation Pay 9 Paid Holidays Company Product Discounts Tuition Reimbursement, up to $5,000.00 per calendar year Maternity/Paternity/Adoption Leave Company Incentive Plan Bereavement Pay Relocation Available Utah Flour Milling dba Greenfield Milling is an equal opportunity employer and considers qualified applicants for employment without regard to sex, race, color, religion, ethnic or national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, pregnancy, leave status, disability, veteran status, genetic information and/or any other characteristic or status protected by national, federal, state, or local law. Compensation details: 00 Yearly Salary PIb06fa4501f5a-8460 Read Less

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