Sanitation Worker

The Sanitation Worker is responsible for cleaning products, equipment, offices, control rooms, common areas, and designated production areas throughout the facility. This position requires extensive sweeping, maintaining clean and orderly work areas, and working independently to ensure facility sanitation standards are met. This is an industrial sanitation position, NOT a traditional janitorial position. The job does not primarily involve cleaning restrooms.

The focus is on cleaning up products and equipment and maintaining designated areas within the facility.

• Sweep and clean floors throughout the facility.
• Clean up product residue and debris around equipment and production areas.
• Maintain cleanliness in offices, control rooms, and common areas.
• Clean and organize designated production areas.
• Monitor sanitation supplies and equipment.
• Notify the appropriate supervisor when supplies or equipment are needed.
• Work independently and complete assigned cleaning duties.
• Follow all facility safety and sanitation guidelines.

Dusty and dirty working conditions. Temperatures may be hot or cool depending on weather and season. Frequent sweeping and physical activity. Must be able to climb stairs. Must be physically capable of performing all essential job duties.

• High School Diploma or GED.
• Minimum of 6 months of sanitation experience.
• Basic math skills.
• Must have steel-toe boots.
• Ability to work independently.
• Dependable attendance and strong work ethic.

Two paid 15-minute breaks. One unpaid 30-minute lunch. Occasional weekend work may be required, typically 2–4 hours during the day.