Hatchery Sanitation Tech - Weekend Overnights

This position is responsible for routine Hatchery sanitation and maintenance as needed of the Hatchery including: a clean work environment, monitoring of control systems and/or robotic equipment, and hatchery preparation for production.

Shift Schedule & Hours

• Friday: 2:45 PM – 5:00 AM
• Saturday: 3:45 PM – 5:00 AM
• Sunday: 3:45 PM – 4:00 AM

Duties and Responsibilities: 
The Night Shift Sanitation position reports to the Hatchery Manager.  The position:

• Cleans and sanitizes the Hatchery in preparation for the next day’s work;
• Follows and completes nightly and weekly checklists;
• Provides support for the Maintenance Department during the overnight shifts. 
• Identifies and repairs problems or weaknesses that arise in mechanical systems or equipment as needed during the overnight shifts.
• Uses a variety of tools including but not limited to: Electric Drill, Wrenches, and Screw Drivers.
• Follows all company regulations pertaining to Bio-Security, Animal Welfare, and Safety;
• Performs all tasks in an organized and timely manner while prioritizing immediate needs and actions;
• Maintains a safe and clean working environment;
• Works as a team member to successfully achieve the company’s goal of hatching, processing, and transferring as many poults as possible;
• Demonstrates ability to physically lift and/or push and handle up to 50 lbs. as needed during a shift;
• Carries out all directives in accordance with the Company’s policies and applicable laws;
• Handles all company information and processes with complete confidentiality;
• Follows the direction of the Hatchery Manager and the Maintenance Supervisor for maintenance related tasks;

Performs other duties or tasks as assigned.

Qualifications & Skills

• Mechanical ability with preferred basic machine maintenance experience;
• Deductive reasoning skills with the ability to prioritize while troubleshooting possible machine issues;
• Proficiency in English – reading, writing, speaking, and comprehension;
• Experience using basic tools for minor repairs;
• Good hand/eye coordination;
• Ability to climb using ladders and work from heights or different positions at times;
• Ability to use a power washer, as well as work in an environment that has exposure to dust, chemicals, and/or fumes.