Sanitation Housekeeping -1st Shift
$15/hour
ApplySanitation Housekeeping -1st Shift
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$15/hour
About the role
- Dessert Holdings is a leading premium dessert company known for high-quality, scratch-made products. With strong growth across our brands, we’re looking for dependable individuals to join our production facility.
- Why You’ll Want This JobSteady, full-time work with consistent scheduling
- Opportunity to grow and move into other roles
- Hands-on training
- Team-oriented environment
- Competitive benefits: medical, dental, vision, paid time off, and retirement plans
- In this role, you’ll help keep our production running by making sure all equipment is clean, safe, and ready to use.
- Operate industrial washing and sanitation equipment
- Clean baking pans, bins, utensils, and production tools
- Load and unload heavy items throughout your shift
- Keep work areas clean, organized, and safe
- Monitor sanitation standards and follow safety procedures
- Use pallet jacks to move materials (training available)
- Support the production team with urgency to avoid downtime
- This is a physical, fast-paced role in a production environment where:
- It can be hot and humid (steam and machinery)
- You’ll be on your feet most of the shift
- Lifting, pushing, and pulling up to 50 lbs
- Attention to safety and consistency is critical
- If you take pride in hard work and staying active, you’ll do well here.
- Schedule & PayShift: Monday–Thursday, 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
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