Production Sanitation Day Shift $52,000/Year 1

BEL•Brookings, SD

14d•$52,000

About The Position

The Sanitation Agent is responsible for ensuring al equipment and parts are clean and sanitized for next production shift. The Sanitation Agent is also responsible for monitoring day to day pre-operational swabbing for microbiology.

Requirements

Requires equivalent of a High School Diploma.
Ability to understand oral and written instructions relating to the operation.
Ability to function as a team member and contribute to group goals.
Ability to operate a variety of equipment such as simple hand tools and hand-powered hydraulic material handling devices.

Responsibilities

Remove Molder tubes to clean out cheese, replace tubes for CIP and pull tubes back out after CIP and soak.
Clean and sanitize floors, walls, presses, delidder machine and belts as assigned.
Clean and sanitize tables, chairs, stools, bowls and pans. Clean the de-molding machine, tumblers, table, conveyors and floors in the brining room. Clean and sanitize floors, walls, and conveyors from demolder to back side of washer
Disassemble, clean and sanitize wax machine and reassemble for production.
Drain and clean out tray separator and fill it back up.
Clean and stock air locks rooms.
Clean foot foamers and check concentrations.
Assist with melting wax
Operate floor scrubber
Help change out lids and cups.
Clean netting machine belts, conveyors, lines, and turn tables.
Follow all Good Manufacturing Practices as stated within the policy.
Follows all Safety Rules and procedures by working safely and ensuring safety of others.
Perform other miscellaneous duties as assigned by management.
Follows all Good Manufacturing Practices as stated within the policy
Follows all Safety rules & procedures by working safely and ensuring safety of others
Follows all food safety procedures
Follows all environmental protocols as applicable
Follows all sanitation procedures and work instructions
Performs other miscellaneous duties as assigned