Building Maintenance Technician

Madison Honda•Clinton, NJ

About The Position

The Building Maintenance Technician performs a variety of manual tasks to maintain the appearance of a dealership. The work includes interior and some exterior cleaning, landscaping and grounds maintenance, routine custodial work, project cleaning, and basic maintenance and repairs. The role also involves caring for cleaning equipment and supplies, maintaining schedules and records as needed, and adjusting work schedules for special events or projects. The listed duties describe the general nature of the work and may be amended to meet business and organizational needs.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
Work-related experience in one or more of the listed areas.
Experience cleaning businesses or automobile dealerships.
Ability to operate basic cleaning equipment.
Problem-solving skills and sound judgment.
Some mechanical aptitude.
Ability to follow oral and written directions.
Sufficient strength and physical dexterity to perform the job, including lifting 50–100 pounds.
Ability to maintain schedules and records as needed.
Valid driver’s license.
Ability to maintain a positive, cooperative working relationship with the dealership.
Ability to work effectively independently and follow through on assignments.
Ability to communicate effectively verbally and in writing, take instructions, and express ideas effectively.

Responsibilities

Maintain landscaping and dealership grounds.
Maintain flooring and stairways through tasks such as sweeping, mopping, dusting, and vacuuming.
Clean and sanitize restrooms, including fixtures and partitions.
Clean and maintain offices, meeting rooms, common areas, windows, walls, furniture, carpeting, and appliances.
Follow proper cleaning methods, safely use materials and equipment, and comply with safety regulations and policies.
Remove snow, which may require operating machines.
Empty wastebaskets and recycling containers; collect litter and debris.
Care for cleaning equipment and supplies, including changing vacuum filters and belts, cleaning equipment basins, changing filters and tubing, and communicating equipment issues.
Maintain an inventory of supplies and requisition supplies as needed.
Adjust cleaning patterns to meet cleaning needs and provide vacuuming, touch-up cleaning, and trash removal before and after events.
Perform project cleaning, including wood care, floor stripping and waxing, carpet shampooing and extraction, upholstery cleaning, and deep cleaning ceramic tile and grout.
Drive company fleet vehicles as needed.
Service cleaning equipment routinely; install dispensers and hardware.
Perform basic repairs to furniture and property, paint touch-ups, and drywall repairs.
Adjust the work schedule as needed for special events or projects and carry out assigned tasks.