Mill Utility

MILL UTILITY RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Routine cleaning of floors, stairs, equipment, and roofs.
• Use brooms, shovels, dust mop as needed. Will adhere to all safety policies and procedures. Blow down overheads as needed.
• Specialized cleaning and repair tasks such as bin cleanings, working final product sifters, working mill sifters, cleaning leg boots, sifter sock changes, and other equipment cleaning as needed.
• Clean and inspect aspiration lines and fill out appropriate paperwork.
• Dump barrels into trash and feed in stations.
• Shovel product as needed.
• Perform all food safety tasks in work area, keep up with MSS tasks, and sign off at the appropriate frequencies.
• Responsible for understanding and following all personnel and equipment safety, food safety, IPM/Sanitation, and Business Unit policies and procedures.
• Follow all GMP’s.
• Any other sanitation or cleaning task assigned to complete to maintain our environmental, health, safety, and food safety standards.
• Wear full body harness as needed.
• Assist in load out transfers, as needed.
• Perform other duties or tasks as required, as determined by supervisor.

MILL UTILITY QUALIFICATIONS:

• HS Education or GED equivalent.
• On the job training is provided.
• Safety training is required and provided by Panhandle Milling in group settings, as well as individual computer-based training.
• Possess excellent interpersonal skills, multitask, and able to read and write in English.
• Must be able to comprehend and follow written/verbal instructions.
• Communicate effectively with peers and supervisors.
• Ability to work unsupervised.
• Available to work flexible hours, evenings, weekends, and shift rotations.
• Must wear PPE.
• Must be able to lift 50 pounds bags.

WORKING CONDITIONS:

• Periodically in elevated heights.
• Work periodically in confined spaces.
• Climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, couching, reaching, standing, walking, pushing, pulling, lifting, and grasping.
• Ascend and descend stairs throughout the facility.
• Climbing of ladders.
• Extreme climate or climate variation.
• Exposure to elements such as noise, minable dust, cold and hot temperatures.
• Heat up to 100 degrees and lows of 40 degrees.
• Changes of >30 degrees within a shift.
• Exposure to manufacturing equipment hazards, especially forklifts