Custodian/Janitor (FT)

• Clean and maintain offices, meeting chambers, and recreational facilities to uphold cleanliness standards.
• Mop tile and concrete floor areas to remove dirt and spills, ensuring a clean and safe environment.
• Vacuum all carpeted areas to remove dust and debris, maintaining a well-groomed appearance.
• Dust all furniture and fixtures as required, keeping surfaces free from dust and dirt.
• Wash and disinfect all washroom floors, toilets, toilet seats, hand dryers, and fixtures to promote hygiene.
• Clean all mirrors to ensure a clear and presentable reflection.
• Replenish toilet tissue and soap as needed to maintain restroom supplies.
• Empty all waste baskets and garbage cans, ensuring proper disposal of waste.
• Place garbage in outside storage bins for scheduled pickup.
• Clean entrance and exit areas, including glass, doors, and hardware, for a welcoming appearance.
• Keep outside areas near exits and entrances clear of snow, litter, and debris.
• Clean, wash, and disinfect drinking fountains to provide clean and safe drinking water.
• Remove finger marks from walls, doors, hardware, and glass surfaces to maintain a clean environment.
• Clean break room sinks and counters, promoting cleanliness in common areas.
• Report any damages and acts of vandalism promptly to address maintenance and security concerns.
• Operate floor polishers to wash and buff floors, ensuring they maintain a polished appearance.
• Wash entrance and exit floors to prevent slip hazards and maintain a clean entryway.
• Clean walls and toilet partitions to uphold overall facility cleanliness.

• Lifting: Ability to lift objects weighing up to 20 pounds regularly, which is essential for tasks involving moving cleaning supplies and equipment.
• Pushing and Pulling: Capable of pushing and pulling carts with a force of up to 70 pounds, facilitating the transportation of cleaning equipment and supplies.
• Reach: Ability to reach in all directions to clean and access various areas, including high and low spaces.
• Standing: Comfortable standing for extended periods during cleaning tasks.
• Stooping, Crouching, and Bending: Willingness and physical capability to stoop, crouch, and bend when necessary to clean low surfaces and hard-to-reach areas.
• Walking: Able to walk extensively throughout the work area to cover all cleaning responsibilities.
• Twisting: Flexibility to twist the body when cleaning or reaching for objects from different angles.
  
  

• High school diploma and/or GED.
• Ability to work directly with disabled individuals.

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