Bulk Tank Washer - Nights

Bulk Tank Washer Why Byrne At Byrne, we foster a culture built on teamwork, excellence, and professionalism. Our greatest strength lies in the exceptional talent and dedication of our team members across every part of the organization. We value their contributions and ensure they’re recognized, rewarded, and compensated in ways that reflect their impact and expertise. Pay and Benefits Hourly Range – $31.00 - $42.00 per hour Competitive bonus programs Medical, Dental, Vision benefits available day 1 of employment Supplemental benefits available on day 30 of employment Eligible for 401 (k) with a company match available on day 90 of employment Educational Support via tuition reimbursement and scholarship program Work Shift and Location 6750 Benedict Road W East Syracuse, NY 13057 Tuesday – Saturday 7pm-End of Shift Job Overview The Bulk Tank Washer plays a key role in executing assigned Bulk Tank tasks. This includes cleaning equipment such as pumps and valves, using drop-in spray balls, brushes, and tools necessary to properly clean the interior and exterior of tank trailers, product pumps, and hoses. Key Responsibilities Clean all tractors, tanks, milk pumps, tools, and equipment. Ensure each tank is ready for operation, including proper reinstallation of milk pumps. Receive, test, and determine compliance with all incoming raw dairy and cream trucks, bulk sugars, oils, and CIP chemical trucks. Wash the outsides of cream trucks and maintain valves and gaskets on trucks. Manage farm samples as required by the site. Monitor silos for testing and proper rotation by coordinating with shift managers/supervisors. Maintain cleanliness of alcove rooms, CIP room, tanker bays, and raw lab per cleaning checklists. Verify, inspect, and maintain cleanliness of tankers, silos, tanks, and lines.` Disassemble and assemble sanitary lines and CIP equipment, and monitor CIP systems. Maintain raw material records in accordance with company procedures and regulatory requirements. Monitor and ensure quality standards for all products being received and tested. Identify and label any foreign materials found during unloading or inspecting in-line screens. Maintain the Receiving Log for the shift worked. Always assist and maintain professionalism with tanker drivers. Maintain communication between additional departments, promoting excellent customer service. Demonstrate the ability to operate the internal HMI system. Min. Qualifications A minimum GED or High School diploma is required. Must possess a valid CDL A w/Air Brake to include a Tanker Endorsement. Working knowledge of all Federal DOT Safety. 1 - 2 years of manufacturing/machine operation experience in the dairy/food industry preferred. SQF or similar quality systems experience preferred. NYS Raw Lab Receiver license preferred. #J-18808-Ljbffr