13SNTC1 - Sanitation Tech I

Sanitation Technician Under the direction of the sanitation supervisor, responsible for the safe and efficient cleaning and sanitation of production equipment and building facilities in compliance with company, customer and government requirements. Position Essential Duties and Responsibilities Understand and use a variety of approved sanitation chemicals to effectively and safely complete assigned tasks. Dry clean production area prior to sanitation operations; remove inedible ingredients from production floor, and ensure remaining combos and vmags are covered and transferred to coolers. Must ensure product and ingredients are protected from contamination while completing assigned tasks. Report any acts or conditions that may place our product at risk uses all sanitation equipment safely and ensures cleaning steps are completed according to company machines; pressure washes, foams with approved food grade chemicals, pressure rinse, sanitizes and removes any rust or debris present. Responsible for cleaning building and equipment following a Master Sanitation Schedule (MSS), including but not limited to; plant grounds, locker rooms, floors, docks, office spaces, disposing of trash, etc. Dries and removes all condensation from the walls, ceilings, doors, pipes, etc. Protects electrical panels and other sensitive equipment parts prior to washing. Operates self-contained cleaning systems or appropriate CIP equipment. Report any safety and mechanical problems to department supervisor or team lead Personal Protective Equipment (PPE); recognize and practice Good Manufacturing Procedures (GMP).Keep assigned area clean, organized and free from safety hazards, including the chemical storage room. Responsible for learning safety rules, including LOTO, HAZCOM, PPE, etc. Responsible for keeping safety as a high priority for yourself and co-workers around you. Account for all assigned cleaning equipment and tools at the end of shift. Properly stores all cleaning equipment and tools according to 5S Standards. Performs other duties as assigned. Must be able to bend and lift up to 50 pounds repetitively, while using proper lifting techniques. Must be able to stand, sit or walk, for extended periods of time up to 12 hours a day. Exposure to temperatures that range from freezing to sub-freezing (coolers, freezers, etc.)Must be able to push, pull, squat, bend, and reach above and below shoulders; repetitive use of hands