Full-Time
Warehouse Order Selector
SpartanNash
1,001-5,000 employees
Food solutions company distributing grocery nationwide
No salary listed
No H1B Sponsorship
Sioux Falls, SD, USA
In Person
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- Prior order selecting experience is preferred.
- Prior experience operating powered industrial equipment is preferred.
- Must perform assigned tasks accurately while meeting production standards in a fast-paced warehouse operation.
- Ability to safely operate warehouse equipment in accordance with Company safety policies and procedures.
- Ability to work in multi-temperature areas, including freezer, cooler, and dry conditions.
- Must be able to follow verbal and written instructions.
- Must frequently sit, walk, stand, handle, grasp, and twist objects, tools, or controls, and use both feet for repetitive movements such as operating foot controls.
- Must frequently walk, talk, crouch, kneel, bend, stoop, twist, and reach with the hands and arms.
- Ability to lift up to 75 pounds with assistance as needed.
- Must be able to work weekends, holidays, day and night hours, and overtime as necessary and assigned.
- Must be able to work in conditions requiring 8- to 10-hour shifts as assigned.
- Complete orders by selecting products from warehouse racks and assemble, palletize, and/or shrink-wrap products or pallets for customer orders.
- Locate and lift cases, boxes, bags, and/or pallets of dry groceries, frozen foods, dairy products, produce, poultry, fish, beef, pork, and related products in specified quantities for customer delivery using order sheets or an audio headset.
- Operate powered industrial equipment, including single and double pallet jacks.
- Maintain a clean and safe work environment, including inspecting powered industrial equipment with a safety checklist.
- Report damaged products, quality issues, and out-of-stock or low-volume products.
- Use proper wrapping techniques to ensure product safety and prevent damage.
- Perform additional responsibilities as assigned.
- High school diploma or GED.
- Prior order selecting experience.
- Prior experience operating powered industrial equipment.
SpartanNash is a food solutions company formed by the 2013 merger of Spartan Stores and Nash Finch. It has Wholesale and Retail segments: Wholesale distributes a wide range of grocery products, including national brands and private-label items, to independent grocers and military commissaries across the U.S. through a large distribution network, while Retail operates corporate-owned supermarkets that sell food and services to consumers. The combined model lets SpartanNash serve both business customers and individual shoppers, expanding its reach in the grocery market. It differentiates itself by jointly running wholesale distribution and company-owned retail, including support for military commissaries, and by offering its own private-label products. Its goal is to provide a full range of grocery products and services across the food supply chain to meet needs across the market.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Byron Township, Michigan
Founded
2013
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- April 2026 remodels in Pennfield, Marshall, Albion, Goshen, and St. Ignace lifted store quality.
- September 2025 C&S ownership unlocks procurement, logistics, and synergies across nearly 60 distribution centers.
- Topeka's Supermercado Nuestra Familia opening extends SpartanNash's Hispanic-banner expansion into Kansas this November.
What critics are saying
- Wisconsin closed Chippewa Falls on April 11, 2026, eliminating 57 jobs.
- Teamsters protested SpartanNash logistics treatment on March 16, 2026, signaling ongoing labor friction.
- C&S could rationalize overlapping banners and distribution centers, killing local autonomy by 2027.
What makes SpartanNash unique
- C&S closed SpartanNash on September 22, 2025, preserving commissary and retail reach.
- SpartanNash still spans wholesale distribution, military commissaries, and 200-plus corporate grocery stores.
- Family Fare, Martin’s, D&W, and Supermercado Nuestra Familia target distinct shopper segments.
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Health Insurance
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Life Insurance
Disability Insurance
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Paid Parental Leave
Company News
Why one grocer looked to a cycling studio to drive foot traffic. A D&W Fresh Market store in Michigan co-hosted a fitness event with a nearby business to highlight "the link between fresh food and everyday routines." Published April 29, 2026 As SpartanNash strives to raise its profile with grocery shoppers, the Midwestern retailer wants people to associate a store it runs in Michigan with their wellness-focused activities. On Saturday, a store under the company's D&W Fresh Market banner sponsored a free event that coupled a complimentary exercise session with samples of fresh foods, according to an emailed announcement. The store co-hosted the event with Spoke Cycle and Strength, its neighbor in a shopping center in Grand Rapids, Michigan, in an effort to highlight "the link between fresh food and everyday routines," according to SpartanNash. The event also aimed to show how grocers can connect with shoppers by tapping local partners that "already hold their trust with shared customers," SpartanNash added. SpartanNash said D&W's goals included offering "curated local influencers" the opportunity to try fresh and private label goods. The chain noted that it also wanted to strengthen its relationship with "health-minded shoppers already aligned with the brand." After visiting the fitness studio for yoga and cycling group workouts, participants moved to a "Fuel Station" stocked with fresh functional juices, mimosas and seasonal fruit. They also received a bag of produce, grocery coupons, a reusable shopping tote, a gym duffel bag and a same-day offer for a free spring bouquet from the D&W store. SpartanNash's effort to bring shoppers to the D&W store by partnering with Spoke Cycle and Strength builds on the grocery company's efforts to woo customers with an improved shopping experience. The D&W store's event took place a week after SpartanNash announced that it had completed upgrades to three stores it runs under its Family Fare banner in Pennfield, Marshall and Albion, Michigan. SpartanNash, which is owned by C&S Wholesale Grocers, said earlier this year that it finished several other remodeling projects, including an overhaul of a Martin's Super Markets location in Indiana that the grocer said was that store's first major refresh in 20 years. In addition to D&W Fresh Market, Family Fare and Martin's Super Markets - SpartanNash's primary banners - C&S' banners include Grand Union and Piggly Wiggly.
B&R Stores, Inc. announces acquisition of Family Fare location in Beatrice, Nebraska. Lincoln, Neb. - April 7, 2026 B&R Stores, Inc. today announced it has entered into an agreement to acquire the Family Fare store located at 1815 Court St. in Beatrice, Nebraska, from SpartanNash. The transaction is expected to close on April 30, 2026. Following the acquisition, the store will undergo renovations in the coming months and will be converted to a Russ's Market. The company plans to retain the current leadership team, with Family Fare Store Director Josh Gilbert continuing in his role as Store Director under the Russ's Market banner. B&R Stores also intends to interview all current employees and aims to offer positions to bring them onboard as part of the transition. The company currently operates another Russ's Market location in Beatrice and plans to continue operating both stores to serve the community. "We are excited to expand our presence in Beatrice and continue investing in communities we know and value," said Nick Kelso, Executive Vice President of Store Operations for B&R Stores, Inc. "This acquisition allows us to build on an already strong team, and we're especially pleased that Josh Gilbert will continue leading the store. Our goal is to create a seamless transition for customers and employees while enhancing the overall shopping experience through the Russ's Market brand." Additional details regarding the remodel and transition timeline will be shared in the coming months. About B&R Stores, Inc. B&R Stores, Inc. was founded in 1964 by Russ and Anita Raybould. The family-owned company has grown to include several supermarket banners including Russ's Market, Super Saver, Apple Market, Allen's, Cash Saver, C&R Markets, Mason's and Joe's Market located in Nebraska, Iowa, and Missouri.
SpartanNash launches LTO butter line. GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. - C&S Wholesale Grocers, LLC is rolling out a line of seasonal Fresh & Finest by Its Family butters under its SpartanNash subsidiary. The butters are offered in four flavors: cinnamon, "cowboy," garlic herb and truffle. "Butter is a kitchen staple all year long, but it's the star of the show when the holidays come around," said Erin Storm, senior vice president and chief marketing officer. "Whether you're baking cookies, basting turkeys or just buttering toast with reckless abandon, one thing is clear: Butter makes it better." The butters may be purchased at SpartanNash stories through November.
TOPEKA, Kan. - SpartanNash is expanding its Hispanic grocery banner with plans to open a Supermercado Nuestra Familia in Topeka this November, marking the company's first store under the format in Kansas.
SpartanNash launched Finest Reserve in early 2024 with a selection of pastas, sauces and dressings.