Milk Transfer Operator Rotating Weekends

Shift Schedule

• 12-Hour Day Shift: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM.
• Rotating 2-2-3 schedule: two days on, two days off, three days on, two days off, two days on, three days off.
• Works every other weekend, including Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

Receive and load milk while maintaining high food quality and food safety standards. Hook up and unload tankers, run quality tests on milk and Clean-In-Place (CIP) tankers. Ensure the work area is kept clean and sanitary and is responsible for performing regular sanitation within the raw milk receiving building.

• Follow all safety, working, and Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) rules. Keep the work center audit ready.
• Report to and follow the direction of Processing Supervisors.
• Ensure milk is received within specifications and meets all food safety and quality requirements.
• Inspect, document, and transfer products being received from suppliers to the designated raw material silo.
• Receive and load milk, byproducts, and filtration ingredients from tankers while maintaining high food quality and food safety standards.
• Test and document milk loads.
• Clean process equipment such as silos, lines and tankers, including hand cleaning parts and Clean-In-Place (CIP) and Clean-Out-of-Place (COP) operations on a daily basis.
• Take accurate samples to monitor the Clean-In-Place (CIP) system for chemical concentration.
• Take accurate samples of products for QA testing.
• Monitor testing equipment and replace supplies as needed.
• Service pumps, valves, and heat exchangers to maintain operational state and follow routine Preventative Maintenance (PM) schedule.
• Report immediately to maintenance and/or supervisor of any damage, irregular activity, or unsafe conditions concerning fairlife equipment, outside hauler equipment, and/or outside drivers.
• Follow escalation protocol based on production and quality triggers.
• Aid in the training of new personnel or upskilling of team members.
• Effectively follow proper standard operating procedures (SOP).
• Complete every shift Master Sanitation Schedule (MSS), Centerline (CL), and Clean, Inspect, Lubricate (CIL) tasks on time and accurately.
• Communicate with processing on any anticipated schedule delays and/or changes.

• Must work in a safe, efficient manner and follow all safety procedures including the use of safety equipment.
• Must have the ability to troubleshoot small problems and discern when issues may require input from higher levels of authority within the corporation.
• Must be willing to ask for assistance when the process is unclear.
• A high school diploma or General Education Degree (GED) is required.
• High school level verbal and written communication skills.
• Basic computational skills required. Simple math reasoning required.
• Must be able to operate equipment effectively after the appropriate break-in period.
• Must possess or be able to obtain an Industrial Truck Operator License.
• Proficiency in English: comfortable with both written and verbal communication, including reading and writing.

• Sitting/Standing/Walking/Lifting/Carrying
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  The operator stands throughout the shift and walks on uneven concrete and tile surfaces. The operator lifts up to 60 pounds occasionally. Two or more employees complete lifts of greater than 100 pounds.
• Pushing/Pulling/Bending/Stoop
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  The operator occasionally pushes or pulls a variety of objects, including empty pallets and brooms during cleanup activities. The operator pushes or pulls pipe fittings during hook-up and bends and stoops occasionally while servicing equipment, picking supplies, or removing waste product off the floor.
• Squatting/Kneeling/Crawling/Twisting/Turning
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  The operator may squat when picking up supplies and during cleanup duties, including kneeling on the floor and crawling under equipment. Occasional twisting and turning at the waist while changing dryer lances or making CIP connections.
• Climbing/Balancing/Reaching
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  The operator occasionally climbs approved stairs or ladders. The operator reaches below shoulder level to pick up pipe fittings from the floor or while servicing pumps and related equipment and may reach at or above…