Sanitation Technician - 3rd Shift

HBF Williamsport Grading is growing and seeking dependable, detail orientation Sanitation Technicians for 3rd shift at our new egg grading facility in Williamsport, PA.

Job Summary

The 3rd shift Sanitation Technician maintains a clean, safe, and sanitary manufacturing environment by cleaning and sanitizing production equipment and processing lines, and tanks. This position reports to the Sanitation/QA Manager and ensures compliance with food-safety, sanitation, and regulatory requirements.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

•Clean and sanitize production equipment, processing lines, tanks, floors, drains, walls, overhead structures, and other assigned facility areas.

•Complete assigned sanitation activities according to SSOPs, the Master Sanitation Schedule, and departmental work instructions.

•Assist with clean-in-place (CIP) and manual cleaning processes for designated production equipment, filters, pasteurizers, tanks, and processing lines.

•Perform wet-cleaning activities using required personal protective equipment and established safety procedures.

•Safely prepare, handle, apply, and store approved industrial cleaning and sanitizing chemicals according to label instructions, Safety Data Sheets, and company procedures.

•Operate floor scrubbers, pressure-cleaning equipment, hoses, foaming systems, and other sanitation equipment safely.

•Remove trash, production waste, and recyclable materials and place them in the appropriate designated containers.

•Respond promptly to spills and unsanitary conditions and report concerns that cannot be immediately corrected.

•Assist with sanitation inspections, food-safety audits, and corrective-action activities as directed.

•Collect ATP swab samples or support sanitation-verification testing when trained and authorized to do so.

•Accurately complete sanitation logs, chemical-use records, inspection forms, and other required documentation.

•Maintain sanitation supplies and chemical-storage areas in a clean, organized, and properly labeled condition.

•Notify the Sanitation Manager of low supplies, damaged equipment, chemical concerns, or other conditions that could affect sanitation performance.