Night Sanitation

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mount adams fruitBingen (WA)

Cleaning, Washing, and Metal Pickling Equipment Operators and Tenders Fruit and Tree Nut Combination Farming

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Night Sanitation Worker The Night Sanitation worker is responsible for cleaning our production lines once the fruit is done being packed for the day. As part of a small team, the Night Sanitation worker, will be trained and responsible for cleaning in designated areas by the Night Sanitation Lead. The worker will use water and chemicals to clean.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Cleans and sanitizes production lines Uses chemicals, water, and tools to clean/sanitize appropriate areas Picks up and moves trash to designated areas Ensures personal safety and safety of others at all times Works at a fast pace while maintaining safety Cleans/Sanitizes dump tank Adhere to good manufacturing practices, personal and work area hygiene & food safety standards and requirements. Follow all Plant Safety requirements and adhere to the Company Handbook. Other Duties as assigned. Work Environment/Physical Requirements: Temperatures can be moderate to cool in this indoor work environment Must be able to work inside a packing facility Stand on feet for long periods of time (Up to three hours at a time) Use of upper extremities and both hands to complete tasks Must have good hand dexterity Visual acuity and reading of labels Must be able to lift up to 20 lbs. on an occasional basis Experience/Education: Production or packing experience highly preferred HS Diploma/GED preferred

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