It's a foaming chlorinated alkaline that attacks fatty protein soils. The smell cannot make you sick. Yes it can burn you. Chemical suits, safety glasses, chemical resistant gloves, and face shields are required when applying/spraying the foam. Sanitation Manager - 6 Supervisors/54 hourly employees, all report to me.
@@jennyjen734 I’d definitely start out by saying you’re definitely going to get wet. On your first rinse make sure to take off the most obvious pieces, anything that’s clumped up or stuck you wanna knock it on it out of your belt. The conveyers going to run so most of the product is going to fall back around. Your best interest during your first rinse is to do it as quickly as possible that means all sides of the machine, the inner belt walls and under the belt with cross bars. Try your best but don’t get caught up. Your still going to need to foam up the machine and do another rinse so you’ll be able to knock out what you didn’t get the first time :) I suggest bringing a flashlight to help you, just so QC or QA don’t nail you out for not seeing everything, it can get dark under the belts. Always hit angles! Good luck! And keep that can do attitude. Don’t be intimidated. Always keep open to feedback from your experienced workers, they know which spots get the most dirtiest. Hope it helped in some way! Can only say so much over text ! Haha
@@bernadettedeady4909 it varies between different companies, my first sanitation job was at a poultry plant so hepatitis and salmonella are an issue, I currently work with a vegetable company and they worry about listeria. It can be three days if just observing or jump right in hands on training. All depends on the process!
I work in a new zealand plant, we use bleach and lye foam to coat everything. Theyre clearly not using anything dangerous with that lack of gear on, we would lose our job if we worked like that 😂
How do you wash the ceiling? We had shortage of people and new one don't want to climb on the stairs to clean it manually cause it's to high, and is afraid to spray it from below cause there are lots of electrical sockets and cables..
@@ljupkan3873 first of all if any exposed cables get damaged thats a problem for the engineers. We sprayed it with the chemicals, gave it a scrub with an extra long brush and rinsed it off. Dont reccomend doing it during the week due to inspections. Otherwise youl have to squeegee the whole ceiling.
@@ljupkan3873 best to inform your engineers/boss before doing so, best to get someone to inspect the area encase the cable covers are worn or cracking. Its less expensive and time consuming, instead of having to take responsibility for damages.
Where i work we use straight high pressure boiling hot temp water hoes and at least we wear hard hats, job is real easy i really dont like that i scrub my area with acid
Foaming an entire building is stupid, if the foam dries it's 10 times harder to rinse off plus it is rough on stainless if it sits for too long. They should be working room by room, section by section.
Delano Griffin you realise that you don’t need too wipe it down right? I can guarantee the foam is chlorine based and the water is atleast 50+ degrees centigrade. All bacteria would be killed after the clean. I’m a 2IC cleaner at an pig abbtatoir with slaughter and boning room. It’s similar to how we do it, few different things but the whole process is pretty much the same. Educate yourself
God imagine the smell...
Its so pleasant to see things getting cleaned. Great job, your work is not thanked enough
The lack of PPE and scrubbing makes this job look easy
Yup!! This is one of those I'll never complain about cleaning my room again moments lol!!😂😂💯
Good job. Therapeutic work.
Profik vagytok! Én is ezt melózom, nincs felvétel hozzátok :)
I did that job for 20 years. It's heavy and stressful work.
Hazel Duran and I thought cleanin a meat saw was a pain
Heavy I agree but I don't find it stressful apart from stressful on the body
I remember supervising sanitation at a poultry plant in Mississippi..💪🏾😂 the memories
Amazing job. Was always curious on how they cleaned these meat factories.
What are the guys professions Named ???
@@nofrenno8780 Sanitors
@@nofrenno8780 Industrial Hygiene Operative 👍
I'm a wash operator working in chicken plant, we do these things.
I wonder if there's a way to request chicken processed at the very beginning of the shift as opposed to the end.
thanks a lot
if i have bakery plant with flour and dough and bread and AMF production line how to clean it??
The machines have to be cleaned every day!
So glad my plant is a plant that doesn't have a kill floor that's insanely dirty lol
No dry pick up or scrubbing?
No gloves
No goggles
While foaming
No scrubbing
No bump caps or hard hats
Or hairnets
what kind of foam product do they use ?
It's a foaming chlorinated alkaline that attacks fatty protein soils. The smell cannot make you sick. Yes it can burn you. Chemical suits, safety glasses, chemical resistant gloves, and face shields are required when applying/spraying the foam. Sanitation Manager - 6 Supervisors/54 hourly employees, all report to me.
looks like a crime scene
How long is the cleaning time? And his much manpower required for the cleaning operation? Thank you!
About 5-6 hours between the last shift leaving and the start of the first shift starting up
what kind of foaming product do you use in Poland?
Buyannemekh Chimeddorj it's chemical very strong soap I been with pssi one year it's pretty easy to do
@@samsgarage99 where did u work for pssi for? I work there and looking to transfer
They are moving pretty slow for the fast paced environment it’s supposed to be, never the less I love mah job 😎 I get down on these machines
i start tomorrow..any tips lol
@@jennyjen734 I’d definitely start out by saying you’re definitely going to get wet. On your first rinse make sure to take off the most obvious pieces, anything that’s clumped up or stuck you wanna knock it on it out of your belt. The conveyers going to run so most of the product is going to fall back around. Your best interest during your first rinse is to do it as quickly as possible that means all sides of the machine, the inner belt walls and under the belt with cross bars. Try your best but don’t get caught up. Your still going to need to foam up the machine and do another rinse so you’ll be able to knock out what you didn’t get the first time :) I suggest bringing a flashlight to help you, just so QC or QA don’t nail you out for not seeing everything, it can get dark under the belts. Always hit angles! Good luck! And keep that can do attitude. Don’t be intimidated. Always keep open to feedback from your experienced workers, they know which spots get the most dirtiest. Hope it helped in some way! Can only say so much over text ! Haha
@@mathewgomez8104how was your training for this job? How many days?
@@bernadettedeady4909 it varies between different companies, my first sanitation job was at a poultry plant so hepatitis and salmonella are an issue, I currently work with a vegetable company and they worry about listeria.
It can be three days if just observing or jump right in hands on training. All depends on the process!
Yummmm. I love salmonella spray going right into my eyes and nostrils.
Shits easy come work at a cow slaughter house we foam and still gotta scrub our hearts out
No scrubbing?
Only for fat and for small blenders
Damn! and I was going to have chicken for dinner.
don't forget pork and beef. I guess you're just s.o.l!
eye protection?
foam is a chlorinated sodium hydroxide solution. it is corrosive
I work in a new zealand plant, we use bleach and lye foam to coat everything. Theyre clearly not using anything dangerous with that lack of gear on, we would lose our job if we worked like that 😂
How do you wash the ceiling? We had shortage of people and new one don't want to climb on the stairs to clean it manually cause it's to high, and is afraid to spray it from below cause there are lots of electrical sockets and cables..
@@ljupkan3873 first of all if any exposed cables get damaged thats a problem for the engineers. We sprayed it with the chemicals, gave it a scrub with an extra long brush and rinsed it off. Dont reccomend doing it during the week due to inspections. Otherwise youl have to squeegee the whole ceiling.
@@anaru369 thanks!
@@ljupkan3873 best to inform your engineers/boss before doing so, best to get someone to inspect the area encase the cable covers are worn or cracking. Its less expensive and time consuming, instead of having to take responsibility for damages.
Everyday
There should be water treatment facilities attached with such big factories.
yep, ther sure are.
There are
stiniks to high heaven
This is what I do in Minnesota for turkey company every night 🫣
where is security hat?
it looked like a horror movie
No PPE. OSHA?!
I'm going to share this video with my whack job Vegan sister in law. She's gonna love it !!
I think I'll go rob a bank instead.......
Everything looked ok until they started foaming, I didn't see anyone wearing eye protection.
Safety glasses are recommended to be wear at all times.
Can anyone tell me when you sanitize di I wash after?
@@999fieldsie yes, required whre I work at.
They are very slow.
why are they not wearing gloves, i once got foam on my hand and lip and skin melted off on that part of my hand and lip 😵💫
Whats the brand name of that foam .. who is the supplier too
foam force it's from ecolab
at the place I work they would all get a safety violation for no goggles protect your eyes
😂😂😂 You can't work this job with glasses xD
@@iq-xg9vr they require it at my job I wish they didn’t people get fired for not having them on
Guess I'll be soaked and wet everyday ?
Where i work we use straight high pressure boiling hot temp water hoes and at least we wear hard hats, job is real easy i really dont like that i scrub my area with acid
hey bro, i start the job as a sanitation department, is the job really hard? Hope you respond. From 8:30PM to 4Am
@@terror6126 you start that early?
@@terror6126how was the job?
Foaming an entire building is stupid, if the foam dries it's 10 times harder to rinse off plus it is rough on stainless if it sits for too long. They should be working room by room, section by section.
the water is hot and the whole plant will be muggy and their eye Google's will be foggy and they cannot be able to see.
The foaming chemical if gotten in eyes can be very harmful, just contact on skin has burnt me before
Who in their right mind would work here?
There chemical is so harsh it will make the stainless steel machine rust
It looks like a torture chamber ... 😢
Seeing this made me feel sick
Bad work eye protection and sanitization and. ........ check machines too .... i put it 👎👎👎👎👎
Bloody mess....
Where is facemask 🤣🤣
Doesn’t this make you want to eat chicken!
They didn’t even wipe anything down if they think water and foam is going to clean everything that is wrong
You need some education
BeeRich33 have it and the job I’m at does multiple steps to clean
Delano Griffin you realise that you don’t need too wipe it down right? I can guarantee the foam is chlorine based and the water is atleast 50+ degrees centigrade. All bacteria would be killed after the clean. I’m a 2IC cleaner at an pig abbtatoir with slaughter and boning room. It’s similar to how we do it, few different things but the whole process is pretty much the same. Educate yourself
BeeRich33 typical to scrub in fact QA checks for that it is mandatory
there is so little time and so much to clean
well all i can say is these washers are amateurs lmao.
Whats the brand name of that foam .. who is the supplier too
Possibly Topax or Chlorofoam
It's probably a caustic mix with hlorine and a foaming detergent and you can't get it its illegal