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CIP Specialist - 3rd Shift POSITION: CIP SPECIALIST REPORTS TO: SANITATION MANAGEMENT SHIFT: 10:00 PM TO 7:00 AM PERKS & BENEFITS - CIP SPECIALIST Top Workplace Winner Weekly Pay Free Meal Buffet, Discount on JTM Products Free Uniforms, Shoe Allowance Free Gym Membership, Free Health Screenings Full Medical Benefits 401K/Profit Sharing Generous PTO Bonus Potential (Referral Bonus, Service Bonus, etc.) SCOPE - CIP SPECIALIST The CIP Specialist is responsible for supporting the safe, effective, and consistent operation of Clean-in-Place (CIP) systems used throughout the food manufacturing facility. This position is trained to operate, monitor, troubleshoot, and verify CIP systems to ensure equipment is clean and ready for production. The ideal candidate has previous experience in sanitation, food manufacturing, industrial cleaning, production, or a related manufacturing environment. Previous CIP experience is preferred, not required, for a candidate who demonstrates strong mechanical aptitude, problem-solving ability, attention to detail, dependability, and a willingness to learn. This is a third-shift position that includes weekend work. The role requires an individual who can work independently, recognize abnormal operating conditions, troubleshoot problems, and appropriately escalate issues when additional support is required. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES - CIP SPECIALIST Learn and become proficient in the operation of assigned CIP systems, including normal operating conditions, cleaning cycles, and system performance. Progressively develop technical knowledge of their operation. Operate and monitor CIP equipment safely and consistently in accordance with established sanitation procedures. Monitor CIP cycles and identify conditions that may indicate equipment, chemical, flow, temperature, concentration, programming, or process issues. Perform initial troubleshooting when a CIP system does not operate as expected and escalate unresolved issues to Sanitation leadership, Maintenance, FSQA, or other appropriate support personnel. Safely transport, handle, titrate, dispose of, and work around sanitation chemicals while following established chemical safety requirements, chemical concentrations, PPE requirements, Safety Data Sheets, and facility procedures. Follow applicable safety, GMP, food safety, sanitation, and quality requirements. Particularly those associated with sanitation chemicals, equipment, and the manufacturing environment. Complete required CIP and sanitation documentation accurately, thoroughly, and on time. Communicate CIP status, abnormalities, troubleshooting activities, incomplete cycles, and other relevant information to Sanitation leadership and affected departments. Support verification activities used to demonstrate that CIP systems are operating effectively. Identify sanitation or equipment conditions that could negatively affect cleaning effectiveness, food safety, product quality, employee safety, or equipment performance. Assist with investigations and corrective actions when cleaning deficiencies are identified. Work collaboratively with Sanitation, Production, Maintenance, and FSQA while also performing assigned responsibilities independently and until all cleaning and CIP activities are completed. Communicate clearly with Sanitation leadership and work effectively with Production, Maintenance, and FSQA when problems arise. Dependably support the third shift and weekend sanitation schedule and understand the importance of completing cleaning activities to support production readiness. Maintain good housekeeping and organization around CIP systems, chemical areas, and associated equipment. Participate in training, continuous improvement activities, and ongoing development of CIP knowledge and troubleshooting skills. Follow established sanitation procedures and applicable Master Sanitation Schedule requirements. Approach problems logically, evaluate abnormal conditions, identify potential causes, and takes appr