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Opal Foods is seeking a Night Shift Sanitation Worker at the School Processing Plant in Neosho, MO. The role cleans egg processing equipment, follows sanitation procedures, and supports the Sanitation Lead. Overnight hours and a fast-paced environment are typical, with emphasis on safety and teamwork.
Responsibilities include preparing work areas, using cleaners, and ensuring compliance with USDA pre-operational inspections. The company offers benefits and a full-time schedule.
Opal Foods is currently accepting applications for the position of Sanitation Worker for our School Plant location in Neosho MO, location . This position is responsible for cleaning and sanitizing egg processing equipment while maintaining compliance with all company policies and governmental regulations. This position will also assist the Sanitation Lead with other projects and duties as needed. This position will work overnight hours.
Opal Foods formed in 2014 and is a partnership between Rose Acre Farms and Weaver Brothers. Our foundation is our commitment to our team, the quality of our product, our customers' satisfaction, and the welfare of our animals. Opal Foods provides high‑quality, nutritious, affordable eggs to its customers through their farms based in Missouri, Colorado, and Iowa with its headquarters in Neosho, MO. For information on Opal Foods, please visit our website at www.opal- foods.com.
Opal Foods, LLC offers a comprehensive benefits package. This package includes options for medical, dental, vision, flexible spending accounts, life insurance, dependent life insurance, and disability that will all become effective the first of the month after your hire date. Opal Foods, LLC also provides a matching 401K plan.
Are you willing and able to comply with Opal Foods biosecurity policies requiring employees to have no contact with any bird species of any kind, other than the laying hens owned by the company, including but not limited to domestic ducks, geese, wild birds, chickens, and pet birds of any kind?