Janitor Maintenance

• Performs all general required tasks as directed by the Foreman and Leads

• Performs all tasks within proper safety guidelines, company guidelines, and as directed by management

• Performs assignments according to company schedule and as expected by the customer

• Performs janitorial tasks based on defined scope of work and customer requests. These are performed to published schedules and within explained guidelines. These tasks often include the following:

• Loading and unloading into buses and company vans.

• Uneven walking surfaces (i.e. gravel parking lots)

• Climbing/Sweeping/ Mopping of stairs

• Working with industrial-strength chemicals

• Bending to empty and re-line trash receptacles

• Lifting and carrying multiple large bags of trash to the dumpster

• Lifting boxes of supplies (i.e. toilet paper, paper towels)

• Sweeping and mopping large areas

• Sweeping with dust mops

• Vacuuming large, carpeted areas

• Lifting mop bucket with water and cleaner inside

• Dusting areas as needed

• Bending to clean toilets

• Bending to get supplies from cabinet under sinks

• Cleaning countertops and tables

• Clean microwaves and coffee bars

• Dusting and cleaning water coolers

• Cleaning windows and glass surfaces

• Cleaning walls and doors.

• Cleaning smoking areas as requested by block managers

• Lifting items 50 lbs and under

• Moving of chairs and tables

• Pushing/Pulling Janitorial cart

• Exposure to high temperatures and weather

• Cleaning of Laboratory areas (potential exposure to other chemicals)

List of chemicals used:

• Pretty Potty Acidic Bowl Cleaner

• Clorox Clean-up with Bleach

• Bleach

• Lysol Disinfectant Spray

• Pledge Furniture Polish

• Mr. Clean All Purpose Cleaner

• Glass Cleaner with Ammonia

• Lime Away

• Comet

• Conqueror Mopping solution

JOB REQUIREMENTS

• Must have steel toe boots with defined heel

• Must have Driver's License