Sanitation Leader

Responsibilities

• Ensure all assigned cleaning and sanitation tasks are completed as required and that facility infrastructure and processing equipment are cleaned and sanitized according to site-specific Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures (SSOP’s).
• Comply with all federal, statutory, customer, and company quality, food safety and sanitation standards.
• Oversee the day-to-day functions of their assigned team of sanitors.
• Ensure compliance with the following food safety standards: FSMA, SQF, AIB, and HACCP.
• Ensure compliance with the following safety standards: Lock-Out-Tag-Out (LOTO), Chemical Safety, Working at Heights, Powered Industrial Truck (PIT) operation and safety, Personal Protective Equipment and any other safety related work task assigned by the Sanitation Supervisor.
• Train sanitation employees on Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures (SSOP’s) initially, upon hire, and annually and as revised.
• Inspect equipment and work areas after cleaning and sanitation activities to ensure overall cleaning efficacy.
• Record all post-sanitation inspections on the Master Sanitation Cleaning Sheets and Cleaning Verification Forms as required.
• Must be able to lift, push, or pull up to 50 lbs.
• Comply with regulatory, statutory, customer and company GMP requirements.
• Afford assistance in improving Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures (SSOP’s) and other sanitation documents and forms as required.
• Ensure all processing equipment, infrastructure and building and grounds are maintained in a clean and sanitary condition.
• Verify sanitation activities by performing post sanitation inspections, ATP and allergen testing as required.
• Adhere to the Master Sanitation Schedule.
• Perform Clean In Place (CIP) activities on bulk storage tanks as required.
• Record all required CIP parameters on site-specific documentation.
• Perform chemical titrations on chemical dispensing systems in the facility to ensure proper chemical concentration of chemicals is consistently available to the facility.
• Perform chemical inventory and sanitation inventory counts as needed.
• Replenish chemicals in facility wash bays, tray wash equipment and CIP skids daily as required.
• Afford assistance in overseeing third-party vendors for chemicals and pest control services.
• Ensure the safety of all sanitation employees during cleaning and sanitation activities by following all Lock-Out-Tag-Out energy isolation procedures.
• Afford assistance in coordinating downtime cleaning tasks with the production and maintenance departments.
• Afford assistance in coordinating periodic equipment cleaning tasks and periodic infrastructure cleaning tasks.
• Maintain sanitation tools and equipment in a clean and sanitary manner.
• Report all equipment damage observed during post-sanitation inspections to the maintenance department through the work order system.
• Operate all Powered Industrial Trucks (PIT) equipment in a safe manner to ensure safety program compliance.
• Assign sanitation employees to designated zones and cleaning tasks as required.
• Perform assigned cleaning activities in outside areas and building and grounds.
• Complete assigned Kaizen projects as assigned and required.
• Track Master Sanitation Schedule Task completion on the electronic MSS located on the facility SharePoint.