As the E and I Technician, you will maintain production equipment to minimize downtime, perform electrical troubleshooting, and manage instrumentation including programming, installing, and calibration of devices like transmitters and control valves.

The Maintenance Technician is responsible for repairing and installing production equipment, handling electrical work, and troubleshooting mechanical issues while ensuring safety standards. The role requires using tools to maintain and fabricate machines and systems, providing technical assistance to fellow workers, and participating in quality processes.

The Sanitation Leader directs the sanitation team and ensures compliance with various regulations. Responsibilities include training staff, inspecting sanitation standards, and maintaining documentation. They coordinate with other departments, assist in conflict resolution, and promote a safe working environment while following safety policies and managing workflow schedules.