Operations Worker- Sanitation (Graveyard shift)

Operations Worker- Sanitation (Graveyard Shift)

Under direction of supervisor or leader, performs production area laboring jobs and keeps plant areas in a clean and orderly condition as directed.

Primary duties include:

• Fills, stacks, moves or handles materials weighing up to 55 pounds frequently or continuously. Properly marks product or materials as directed.
• Keeps work area clean and orderly using common cleaning equipment.
• Operates cleaning equipment such as, Sellers Hose, HPLV, Foamers, Tray Washer, and chemical spray equipment in a safe and responsible manner.
• Must be familiar with safe machine operations where machinery must be cleaned while running; familiar with lock out locations and all SSOP's for the machinery they are cleaning.
• Cleans up production area and work area at shift end.
• Responsible for ensuring safe working conditions, safe work practices, and making sure GMP'S are followed in assigned area, including written procedures for safe handling and use of chemical compounds.
• May operate forklift on a limited basis.
• Picks up self-dumping hoppers, bins (full or empty), pallets of case goods, packaging supplies, fruit, chemicals, etc., and transports them to their proper storage area.
• Stacks and un-stacks pallets.
• Removes excess material or refuse as directed
• Weigh and labels bins.
• Completes records as necessary, including daily checklist prior to operating forklift.
• Maintains fuel, oil and water supply in forklift.
• Must be able to lift 55 pounds and maneuver a fuel tank weighing 75 pounds.
• Must be able to work regularly scheduled overtime.

Skill requirements include:

• Must be able to follow verbal and written instructions and communicate.
• Knowledge of nature and properties of sanitation chemicals.
• Must pass limited forklift certification to drive forklift in Sanitation.

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