RVM Cleaning Technician

Role summary

Travel between RVM sites across Singapore and deep-clean each machine to TOMRA's standard procedure. A B5 machine takes about 90 minutes and a B9 machine about 120 minutes.

Core tasks

• Travel to assigned RVM sites according to the daily cleaning schedule.
• Set up "Cleaning in progress" signage and wear PPE (gloves, goggles, mask).
• Power down the machine safely before cleaning, following the SOP.
• Remove and wipe down the barcode sensors and their holders.
• Clean the bottle gate, chamber and receipt printer area.
• Remove the conveyor, clean the belts and frame, and clear hair and debris from the rollers.
• On B9 models only, clean the bin conveyor using the service menu and steam cleaner, and scrub the rotation sensor.
• Pull out the compactor and remove debris from the flap, paddles and knife. Then steam-clean it, keeping steam away from the motor and electrical parts.
• Wipe down the bin compartment and the machine's exterior.
• Sweep and mop the surrounding floor area.
• Report machine damage, faults or unusual findings to the service team.
• Keep cleaning tools and supplies in good condition and report when stock is low.

Requirements

• Physically fit. The job involves bending, lifting bins and handling machine parts.
• Able to work alone and manage time across several sites.
• Willing to work the assigned shift, including nights for the night-shift role.
• Follows safety procedures carefully, especially with steam cleaners and powered equipment.
• Basic technical aptitude, e.g., using hand tools to loosen and tighten bolts. Full training is provided.
• Basic English to follow the SOP and report issues.
• Driving licence class 3