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Sanitation Supervisor

CookUnity
Location
Los Angeles, California, United States
Posted
26 days ago
Department
Field Operations
What they actually want (must-haves)
  • At least two years of sanitation experience in food processing, food manufacturing, commercial kitchens, or another regulated environment
  • Fluency in English and Spanish
  • Working knowledge of GMPs, SSOPs, HACCP, allergen controls, chemical safety, FDA requirements, FSMA, and applicable GFSI standards
  • Experience using sanitation chemicals, dispensing systems, foamers, pressure-washing equipment, and commercial cleaning tools
  • Demonstrated ability to assign work, train employees, provide coaching, and hold team members accountable
  • Strong organizational, communication, documentation, and problem-solving skills
Nice to have
  • At least one year of experience as a sanitation lead, supervisor, or team leader preferred
What the job really is

The Sanitation Supervisor at CookUnity will lead daily sanitation activities, ensuring that production areas and equipment are cleaned, sanitized, and inspected according to established requirements. This role involves supervising sanitation associates, verifying cleaning effectiveness, maintaining records, and addressing any conditions that may affect food safety or production. The position requires fluency in English and Spanish and may involve working second or third shifts, weekends, and holidays.

Benefits
  • Health Insurance coverage with Cigna
  • 401k Plan
  • Weekly payments
  • Opportunity for advancement
Things to weigh
  • Full-time onsite role with potential for second or third shifts, weekends, and holidays
  • No specific salary mentioned, but pay range is $24 - $27 USD based on experience and skills
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