The Sanitation Line Operator coordinates and communicates sanitation workflow, works with minimal direct supervision, and regularly coordinates the work of others. The role requires a thorough understanding of department machinery, products, production procedures, sanitation, quality, and maintenance. The operator leads employees on Friday sanitation shifts and supports full-time employees during the week. The position requires good written and oral communication, leadership, quick judgment, computer skills or willingness to learn, mathematical skills, and the ability to follow complex written or verbal instructions. The operator must be able to dismantle, clean, sanitize, and reassemble department equipment and perform department maintenance functions. The role includes coordinating daily and weekly cleanups; training employees; maintaining sanitation records and procedures; monitoring cleaning, quality, chemical strength, and inventories; and preparing the Regular Slice department for startup. The operator also helps coordinate labor, employee training, safety activities, meetings, and hiring of part-time employees, and performs other duties as directed by the department supervisor. Work conditions are described as fair, with a pace that can be strenuous and hectic. Sanitation shifts can be warm, wet, and humid; production areas require hearing protection, and some cleanup areas are wet. Machinery, chemicals, and slippery footing present hazards. Lifting demands are moderate, and employees will sometimes lift more than 100 pounds. The training period is four months, depending on the individual's background.
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Job Type
Full-time
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