Unilever
Sanitation Technician - 12 Hour Days, 2/2/3 schedule
Jefferson City, MO
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 5 days ago
GMPTime Management
About the role
- We welcome applicants from all walks of life and are committed to creating an environment where everyone can thrive/succeed.
- Unilever is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Persons with Disabilities.
- If you are an individual with a disability in need of assistance at any time during our recruitment process, please contact us at NA.Accommodations@unilever.com.
Responsibilities
- Perform general cleaning and sanitizing tasks as defined in the Master Sanitation schedule for LIV
- Maintain cleaning supply inventory by performing audits/counts
- Maintain a safe work environment.
- Develop skillset to operate packaging machines & run them if needed
- All applicants will receive fair and respectful consideration, and we actively support the growth and development of every employee.
- The Liquid IV Sanitation Technician is responsible for daily cleaning activities to support the production process.
Requirements
- Work overtime as required.
Nice to have
- Minimum of 2 years' experience in a food manufacturing environment is preferred.
Compensation
- Shift: 12 Hour Days - 2/2/3 schedule, 6am-6:15pm, Base Pay Rate: $23.57
Benefits
- Our "mission of wellbeing" is quickly becoming the new status symbol for health and beauty.
- Medical, Dental, Vision effective immediately | 401K | Profit Sharing | Tuition/Fitness Reimbursement | Paid Leaves | Hourly Bonus Payouts | Uniforms and PPE provided| Career Advancement Opportunities *
- Benefits are effective the first day of hire (if elected)
Company info
- Onsite Company store for product purchases
- Uniforms provided by the company
- Company dinners and care packages periodically
- At Unilever, inclusion is at the heart of everything we do.
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