Sanitation Technician

You’re a dependable, detail-oriented team member who takes pride in keeping workspaces clean, safe, and compliant. You’re comfortable with physical, hands-on work and understand the importance of following procedures especially when working with chemicals, equipment, and PPE. You take direction well, stay organized, and approach safety as a core responsibility, supporting both routine and non-routine cleaning needs.

• →Safely dismantle, clean, and reassemble production and cultivation equipment to support compliant, efficient operations
• →Properly use, label, and maintain cleaning chemicals to meet company safety and compliance standards
• →Complete routine and deep cleaning across production, office, and common areas, including moving and cleaning around equipment and furniture as needed
• →Stock and maintain PPE stations to support safety and compliance, ensuring workspaces remain clean, organized, and fully equipped
• →Keep exterior areas clean and orderly, including parking lots and grounds, with daily trash and recycling removal
• →Complete non-routine and emergency cleaning requests as needed

• Proven ability to work effectively with minimal supervision, supported by clear, consistent verbal and written communication
• You treat safety as a core value, serving as a role model for others and encouraging adherence to safety practices, policies, and procedures
• You’re able to take direction and stay highly detail-oriented in your work
• You maintain a flexible schedule and can support overtime needs, including short-notice requests
• You communicate professionally and effectively with individuals at all levels of the organization
• You have a high school diploma, GED, or equivalent 

• You have hands-on experience in a GMP-regulated environment, including chemical handling

• Ability to stand and walk for extended periods of time
• Ability to use required PPE when required, such as masks, hair nets, beard covers, respirators, boot covers, scrubs, non-slip shoes, and Tyvek suits as necessary 

• Exposure to environments with high humidity, varying temperatures, and strong odors (such as cannabis) 
• Exposure to soil, water, fertilizer, dust, pollen and plant pathogens 
• Exposure to cleaning solvents, such as high volumes of isopropyl alcohol 
• Exposure to loud noises, including but not limited to air compressors, packaging equipment, and alarms 
• Exposure to CO2 manufacturing procedures at OSHA approved CO2 levels