The Sanitation Laborer maintains sanitary conditions of equipment by following effective sanitation methods that meet regulatory requirements. The role involves disassembling and cleaning equipment using high-pressure water at 140–160°F, applying chemicals appropriately, learning and executing the eight steps of sanitation, inspecting equipment after sanitation, and understanding the corrective action process. The employee must maintain a safe and clean work environment, comply with break and lunch requirements, and perform other duties as assigned. This is a union position; union benefits begin after completion of a 90-day probationary period. A minimum training period of six months is required to meet the position’s requirements, and training may take up to three years.
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