Sanitation Technician - Masis Staffing

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masis professional groupLondonderry (NH)

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About the role

Production Room Sanitation Technician Are you passionate about maintaining cleanliness and safety in a manufacturing environment? Do you thrive in a team-oriented setting? Our client is seeking a dedicated Production Room Sanitation Technician to join their team and ensure the highest standards of sanitation in their production facilities. Responsibilities of the Sanitation Technician Clean and sanitize production equipment, tools, and work areas according to established protocols and schedules. Follow safety and sanitation guidelines to ensure a clean and hazard-free environment. Use appropriate cleaning agents and tools to complete tasks effectively and safely. Inspect work areas and equipment for cleanliness and report any maintenance or safety issues to supervisors. Maintain accurate records of cleaning activities and supplies used. Assist in the preparation and storage of cleaning supplies and equipment. Collaborate with production staff to minimize disruption to production processes during cleaning of the Sanitation Technician Previous experience in a manufacturing or sanitation role is preferred. Strong attention to detail and commitment to health and safety standards. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Good communication skills to effectively collaborate with team members. Willingness to participate in training sessions on sanitation procedures and safety practices. Ability to adhere to all company policies and regulations related to sanitation and safety. Flexibility to work the 2nd shift as required. Compensation/Benefits for the Sanitation Technician

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