General Manager Sanitation

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mda edgeCaseyville (IL)

First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers Perishable Prepared Food Manufacturing

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About the role

Sanitation Supervisor This position is responsible for supervising the sanitation operation at facility and ensuring that the production building meets all USDA and internal requirements, and that daily production begins on time. The role also involves ensuring that all Sanitation Team Members possess and demonstrate the knowledge to follow all applicable personal chemical handling and food safety procedures. You would be reporting directly to the plant manager and supervises 50+ team members. This job position is for 3rd Shift.

Responsibilities: Supervise the sanitation operation at facility. Ensure the production building meets all USDA and internal requirements. Ensure all Sanitation Team Members follow personal chemical handling and food safety procedures.

Administrative Duties:

Maintain accurate record-keeping as required.
Handle personnel administration, including timekeeping, scheduling, and discipline.
Manage supply inventory.
Continuous Improvement and Team Participation:
Drive continuous cost and quality improvement.
Participate on the plant management team.

Key Requirements

Education: Bachelor's degree preferred or equivalent experience in Sanitation or Food Safety and Quality Assurance (FSQA).

Experience: At least 3 plus years sanitation supervisory experience in a food manufacturing environment with direct reports required. Computer Skills: Basic computer skills such as checking electronic mail entering data into document templates or creating simple queries. Communication Skills: Strong verbal and written communication skills.

Travel: 0 10%Supervisory Skills: This position is responsible for supervising multiple supervisors and 50+ hourly team members. Special Skills: Bilingual English/Spanish preferred. Must reside in the United States. Sponsorship is not available. Highly recommended to submit a resume to be consider.

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