Sanitation Officer Marella

The Sanitation Officer supervises the overall cleanliness of the vessel allocated to the Food & Beverage and Housekeeping operation. Responsibilities also include compliance with all sanitation practices including, but not limited to cleanliness, storing, food handling, chemical handling, and pest management.

Operational

  •  Supervise the cleanliness of all outlets & locations assigned to the Food & Beverage department and the Housekeeping department in compliance with USPH and Shipsan and company policies, SMS/IPM.
  • Maintain knowledge of regulations for each country/region where ship sails.
  • Responsible for hands-on training for chemical usage/handling, IPM, equipment handling (Breakage Prevention), cleaning techniques, time control plans, filling out logs in conjunction with the Kitchen Steward and Head Cleaner and all concerned Head of Department.
  • Ensure that staff performs according to required rules and regulations.
  • Conduct spot-checks on a daily basis to ensure compliance and to address discrepancies.
  • Ensure cleanings are carried out per on board schedules and/or as necessary.
  • Monitor galley operation and all buffet areas during preparation, service and breakdown (breakfast, lunch, teatime and dinner).
  • Maintain, monitor and audit all sanitation logs (Galley, Restaurant, Housekeeping Department, Bar, Provision, Chemical and IPM).
  • Prepare all outlets for any announced or unannounced Public Health Inspection, done by Shipboard Senior Management or local authorities.
  • Maintain the cleanliness and working condition of all cleaning and washing equipment.
  • Request maintenance though the AVO system and follow up on action required.
  • Monitor the dish wash areas during the peak hours to prevent loss and breakage, and monitor workload of the utility team.
  • Ensure that all waste produced by the Catering and Housekeeping Departments is disposed of in compliance with Public Health rules and regulations.
  • Oversee the Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program and ensure the procedures are followed and documentation is maintained.
  • Monitor breakages of equipment, chinaware and glassware, and record it on a breakage report.
  • Train and supervise all personnel on the correct handling of equipment.
  • Conduct regular inspections on equipment and follow up with maintenance reports as required.
  • Monitor time schedules of crewmembers for TAR policy compliance.
  • Monitor daily job performance of crewmembers based on individual job descriptions.
  • Maintain open communications with the Executive Chef, Food Manager and F&B Manager regarding performance of the Sanitation Team, F&B team, and Housekeeping team.
  • Monitor team members to assure proper uniform and grooming standards meet employee handbook and company policies.
  • Manage the Waste Management team and coordinate with the Assistant Sanitation Officer regarding the budget.


Training & Development

  •  Attend all meetings, training activities or classes related to assigned position as required.
  • Mentor, develop and provide on-the-job training to subordinates to strengthen current performance and preparation for future advancement.
  • Review and provide final approval for all utility team evaluations completed by the Kitchen Steward/Head Cleaners, including potential position changes with respective Head of Department.
  • Ensure that all scheduled performance evaluations are completed per company standards.
  • Conduct training for new hires to review new job responsibilities and living environment and to assure Ships’ Rules and regulations are followed.
  • Schedule Public Health training and for all new hires as well as returning crew members.


Financial

  • Responsible for controlling food and general expenses involved.
  • Maintain total awareness of cost control.
  • Control overtime and apply TAR procedures accordingly.
  • Work within the set budget perimeters.

 

Safety Responsibilities

 

  •  Maintain a safe and sanitary environment for all guests and crew members.
  • Follow proper procedures and instructions at all times to prevent damage of any kind to ship or company property.
  • Know and comply with Shipsan, the European sanitation program, and United States Public Health Rules and Regulations pertaining to assigned working area.
  • Participate in safety drills as required.
  • Comply with Marella Cruises’ Safety and Pollution Prevention Program
  • Comply with Marella Cruises’ Operating Procedures Resources.



Minimum experience and qualification requirements for position:
  • Extensive knowledge of food handling procedures with regard to public health standards
  • Thorough knowledge of the European Sanitation procedures, Shipsan, and USPH procedures
  • Knowledge of Microsoft programs to include but not limited to, Outlook, Word, and
  • High School education or better
  • Minimum of five years food related experience and/or training

Contract length: 6 months on / 2 months off

Salary: Please contact the agency in regards salary

Necessary documents:
  • CV
  • Passport or ID card
  • Photo
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