QA Sanitation Lead

Position Overview

The Production Sanitation Lead is responsible for overseeing the sanitation and cleanliness of the warehouse, ensuring that all areas in production comply with health and safety standards and regulatory requirements. This includes maintaining cleanliness in storage areas, equipment, and restrooms, and supervising a team of sanitation workers to ensure efficient operations. The ideal candidate will demonstrate leadership, a strong work ethic, and attention to detail, while adhering to safety protocols and company policies.

Key Responsibilities:

• Sanitation Oversight: Lead and supervise a team responsible for cleaning and sanitizing warehouse areas, including floors, shelves, loading docks, bathrooms, and equipment.
• Cleaning Procedures: Implement and maintain cleaning protocols that meet health, safety, and regulatory standards, ensuring all areas are regularly cleaned and disinfected.
• Inventory Management: Ensure proper inventory of sanitation supplies, including cleaning agents, chemicals, and tools. Place orders as needed to maintain stock levels.
• Health & Safety Compliance: Ensure all sanitation activities are performed in compliance with OSHA, local health department guidelines, and company policies regarding safety and sanitation.
• Quality Control: Inspect and monitor cleanliness and sanitation efforts in the warehouse and make improvements as necessary. Ensure all areas meet cleanliness standards and identify potential areas for improvement.
• Documentation & Reporting: Maintain accurate records of cleaning schedules, sanitation tasks, and any incidents related to cleaning activities. Prepare reports for management as required.
• Emergency Response: Respond to urgent sanitation needs, including spills or contamination issues, by initiating immediate cleaning protocols.

Collaboration: Work closely with warehouse management and other departments to ensure cleanliness aligns with operational needs.

Work Environment:

This position is based in a refrigerated warehouse environment where employees may be exposed to loud noises, fluctuating temperatures, and physical demands. Personal protective equipment (PPE) will be required in accordance with safety guidelines.