How to Apply at Kroger Distribution Center
- Visit jobs.kroger.com and select Distribution or Supply Chain as the job category.
- Filter by state or city to find openings at your nearest Kroger distribution center.
- Create a Kroger candidate account and submit your application online.
- Complete a pre-employment drug screen and background check.
- Attend an interview at the distribution center or participate in a group hiring event.
Kroger Distribution Center Job Positions & Pay Rates
| Position | Pay Range | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Warehouse Associate | $19–$26/hr | Full-time |
| Forklift Operator | $20–$27/hr | Full-time |
| Night Order Selector | $21–$28/hr | Full-time |
| Truck Driver (CDL-A) | $70,000–$95,000/yr | Full-time |
| Lead Warehouse Associate | $23–$30/hr | Full-time |
| Distribution Supervisor | $55,000–$78,000/yr | Full-time |
Kroger Distribution Center Application Requirements
Most positions require applicants to be at least 18 years old and capable of lifting up to 50 pounds. Some roles involve temperature-controlled environments. Kroger distribution center roles may be covered by Teamsters collective bargaining agreements, affecting pay scales and benefit structures by location.
Kroger Distribution Center Employee Benefits
Kroger DC offers medical, dental, and vision insurance, a 401(k) plan, paid time off, and shift differentials. Union facility employees typically receive health coverage, pension contributions, and paid leave under applicable collective bargaining agreements.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many distribution centers does Kroger operate?
Kroger operates dozens of distribution and manufacturing facilities across the US, including dry, perishable, and frozen DCs supplying Kroger, Fred Meyer, Ralphs, and other banners.
Are Kroger distribution center jobs union?
Many Kroger distribution centers are organized by the Teamsters union. Pay rates and benefits vary by local contract terms.
What is night order selection like at Kroger?
Night order selectors select grocery and perishable orders overnight using voice-picking systems and pallet jacks. The role is physically demanding and often involves refrigerated and frozen areas.
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