August 2021

Summary The purpose of the Sanitation Technician role is to assist Sanitation Lead and Production Operators in cleaning the production filling equipment. The CIP Technician will follow all applicable GMP and Safety guidelines (including chemical handling), and will complete the needed tasks/duties as scheduled or when needed. The Sanitation Technician reports directly to the Sanitation Supervisor. You must be a current CIP Technician to be considered for this role. Responsibilities Attend pre-shift meetings with Sanitation […]

Summary The purpose of the Sanitation Technician role is to assist Sanitation Lead and Production Operators in cleaning the production filling equipment. The CIP Technician will follow all applicable GMP and Safety guidelines (including chemical handling), and will complete the needed tasks/duties as scheduled or when needed. The Sanitation Technician reports directly to the Sanitation Supervisor. You must be a current CIP Technician to be considered for this role. Responsibilities Attend pre-shift meetings with Sanitation

Summary The Blending Technician is responsible for communicating, maintaining, and coordinating the blending of ingredients in various combinations to service the filling lines. The Blending Technician must be able to provide superior communication to all operators, supervisors, and Managers to ensure good product. Must be able to troubleshoot system deficiencies and inconsistencies and work directly with maintenance technicians to ensure minimal down time. Exercise Confidentiality while working with Blending Supervisor to implement new flavors and

Summary The job description for the sleeving operator outlines the responsibilities for this role. The sleeving operator reports directly to the production supervisor. Responsibilities Assist Specialists, Technician, Lead, and Supervisor Trouble shoot machine issues and minimize downtime Responsible to produce a Quality product and meet sleeving goals All sleeving production paperwork must completed accurately and legibly Final sleeve, cup, and cleaning verifications must be completed before an operator begins production. It is the responsibility of