Monday Night Brewing - Brewer/Cellar Person
$20.00 - $23.50 per hour
ApplyMonday Night Brewing - Brewer/Cellar Person
Posted 10 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$20.00 - $23.50 per hour
About the role
- One who takes ownership you are comfortable with solo work and committed to creating a safe, organized workspace for you and your coworkers.
- A lover of quality you take every task seriously and realize how the small things affect the finished product
- A nimble team player you find change to be challenging and exciting
- Our Beer Program:
- Took Gold and Silver at Great American Beer Fest (2025)
- Named #2 Best Brewery in the Country by U.S. Open Beer Championship (2024)
- Took four Gold and four Bronze at U.S. Open Beer Championship (2024)
- Took Gold, Silver and Bronze at U.S. Open Beer Championship (2023)
- Took Gold at World Beer Cup (2023)
- Took Gold, Bronze at World Beer Cup (2022)
- Named #2 Best Brewery in the Country by U.S. Open Beer Championship (2020)
- Took three Gold medals and one Silver medal in U.S. Open Beer Championship (2020)
- Named #3 Best Brewery in the Country by Beer Connoisseur (2019 & 2020)
- Took a Gold, Silver and Bronze medal at Great American Beer Fest (2017)
- Wort productionQA/QC duties, including sensory evaluation and lab work
- General brewery cleaning
- Proper documentation of all processes and completed tasks in written and digital systems of record.
- Attend industry events and provide support to sales/marketing departments when needed
- Raw materials monitoring, receiving and handling
- Collaborate with Brewmaster, head brewer and brewing team on any processes that may impact beer quality
- Follow written SOPs; accountable for diligent SOP adherence and execution
- Monitor brewing and processing of batches to control quality, consistency and efficiency
- Monitor and execute daily, weekly, monthly and yearly cleaning and maintenance tasks
- Ensure and maintain the highest safety standards for production and brewery staff
- Communicate daily with Head Brewer on progress of scheduled tasks and issues encountered
- Cellar:
- Perform daily maintenance of the cellar so that it is clean, organized, functional and capable of supporting both the brewing and packaging departments.
- Proper documentation of all processes and completed tasks in written and digital systems of record.
- Understand and apply proper chemical usage and sanitary practices in the brewery.
- Centrifuge and lenticular filter CIP and operation.
- Pump and head pressure transfers of in-process or finished beer.
- Carbonation of beers in-line and post-transfer.
- Prepare juice and soda mixtures and various adjuncts as needed.
- Execute cold-side juice, hop and other adjunct additions as needed.
- Perform yeast operations including pulling samples for lab checks, performing cell counts, cone-to-cone pitching, pitching using the Perfect Pitch, harvesting to propagator and harvesting to yeast brinks.
- QA/QC duties including yeast counts, daily gravity/pH checks, and regular sensory analysis of in-process and finished beers to ensure brand consistency and lack of off-flavors.
- Communication of any equipment or facilities needs to production manager or director of operations.
- Communication of and follow-up on any maintenance request to ensure fully functioning equipment in the cellar (pumps, regulators, etc.).Attendance at bi-weekly production meetings and quarterly company-wide meetings.
- Must be 21+Dynamic, action-oriented team player that is self-motivated and good problem-solving ability
- Ability to communicate effectively with coworkers and management
- Basic math skills
- Flexible working schedule, Monday-Friday rotating hours
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