- Keeps buildings and property in clean and orderly condition.
- Performs routine maintenance activities.
- Performs heavy cleaning duties.
- Sweeps, mops, scrubs, or vacuum floors.
- Gathers and empties trash.
- Scrubs, sanitizes, and supplies restroom facilities.
- Dusts furniture, walls, and equipment.
- Cleans windows, mirrors, and partitions with soap and other cleansers.
- Mixes cleaning solutions and chemicals in containers in preparation for cleaning, according to instructions.
- Follows procedures for the use of chemical cleaners and power machinery to prevent damage to floors and fixtures.
- Cleans and polishes fixtures and furniture.
- Shampoos or steam-cleans carpets and rugs.
- Cleans and polishes furniture and fixtures.
- Manages inventory of cleaning supplies.
- Drives vehicles required to perform or travel to cleaning work, including industrial trucks, vans, or industrial vacuum cleaners.
- Notifies managers regarding the need for repairs or additions to building operating systems.
- [Work Hours & Benefits] It makes good sense to talk about working hours and benefits at this point. The idea is that the job seeker will be so interested in these pivotal details that they will continue reading the job ad. In this section discuss working conditions or requirements, including shift work, weekend work, overtime, and break schedule. This is very important, especially in this field because weekend work and holiday work often accompany the job.
- Knowledge of standard cleaning methods and procedures
- Ability to stand, walk, and bend for many hours
- Ability to perform repetitive motion for long periods of time
- Experience with using cleaning equipment, including vacuum cleaners, floor buffers, and cleaning solutions
- Background in handling, mixing, and using cleaning chemicals
- Knowledge of occupational hazards safety rules
- Communication skills
- Ability to lift heavy objects, climb ladders and work at particular heights
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Basic math skills
- High school courses in shop may be preferred for jobs involving repair work
Custodian DEMO - Brighton, United States - Select Staffing
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DEMO - Select Staffing Services
The first thing to include in your custodian job description is a statement telling the applicants about the company. Since many jobs are very similar in scope and duties, you want to give potential employees reasons that your organization is a good place to work and encourage them to apply. Mention anything that sets you apart from other employers.
Custodian Daily Duties and Responsibilities
Custodian Qualifications / Skills:
Education and Experience Requirements:
Finish off your custodian job ad with a call to action. This will help you get more responses to your job ad because youre telling job seekers directly how to apply. For instance, by clicking on the apply button at the top of the job listing, emailing a resume, or filling out an application on the companys website.