Sanitation Skilled Labor- 1st Shift - Portland, IN

Tyson Foods, Inc.•Portland, IN

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Responsible for maintaining the cleanliness of the plant in accordance with Master Cleaning Schedule. Sanitarian Worker will be required to disassemble/reassemble equipment and machinery prior to cleaning, use hazardous chemicals on daily basis, use high pressure sprayer to clean equipment, perform dry pick-up of all inedible material on machines and floors, and complete any additional tasks deemed necessary to complete sanitation process.

Requirements

COMPLETED LOCKOUT/TAGOUT AND CHEMICAL TRAINING REQUIRED within first week; must complete scissor lift within first two weeks.
Must be able to read and write

Nice To Haves

Education/Certifications: not required upon hire; will train
Computer Skills: not specified
Communication Skills: Must be able to read and write
Special Skills: not specified
Supervisory: not specified
Travel: not specified

Responsibilities

Maintain cleanliness of production areas utilizing various tools and chemicals; will be required to disassemble/reassemble some equipment/machinery to ensure areas are sanitized; must follow all safety/quality processes and department operation standards.
Operate high pressure hose, air wand, and various chemicals to clean and sanitize production equipment per required specifications.
Must perform checks on equipment to ensure all areas properly cleaned and sanitized.
Must communicate any issues/concerns to direct lead, supervisor, and/or manager in timely manner.
Must complete paperwork/documentation as required.
Must maintain cleanliness/organization of sanitation areas, lockers, chemical rooms, etc.
Responsible for notifying Supervisor and/or QA of contamination concerns.
Must adhere to all safety policies and operate equipment in a safe manner.
Responsible for monitoring and reporting any wear and tear on equipment in timely manner.
Responsible for following company policies/procedures written or verbal.
Performs all other tasks as assigned.