Cleaner

Ibero-American Action League, Inc.•City of Rochester, NY

15d

About The Position

Under the supervision of the Director of Property Management/Maintenance Supervisor, the Cleaner maintains properties owned and managed by IADC/IAAL in accordance with the Maintenance Agreement with IAAL. The role includes grounds upkeep, cleaning and disinfecting facilities, scheduled floor and carpet care, basic maintenance and repairs, supply and equipment management, and responding to assigned projects and requests. The Cleaner works independently within agency policies and procedures, uses initiative and sound safety practices, and keeps the immediate supervisor informed of issues requiring higher-level intervention. The position also requires availability on call outside working hours for emergency calls related to break-ins, fire alarms, or emergency repairs.

Requirements

Experience cleaning buildings.
Ability to work independently.
Physically able to carry and lift heavy equipment.
Valid New York State driver's license and compliance with Ibero Vehicle Operator Requirements.
GED, high school diploma, or equivalent.
At least 2 years of experience in building maintenance.
Ability to perform repairs and building renovations as requested.
Demonstrated analytical and problem-solving ability, accuracy, attention to detail, customer orientation, diversity awareness, professionalism, reliability, and clear oral and written communication.

Nice To Haves

Bilingual Spanish and English.

Responsibilities

Pick up litter and broken glass around buildings and curbs; remove paper and debris from around building exteriors.
Pull weeds or apply weed killer as needed; maintain shrubs and cut grass as needed; edge property annually.
Check that exterior lighting works and remove graffiti from buildings and garages.
Shovel and salt sidewalks as needed, including purchasing and delivering salt to properties.
Clean and disinfect bathroom fixtures, clean mirrors, empty wastebaskets, replace liners, remove trash, and restock paper supplies and soap as needed.
Wet mop floors with disinfectant in vinyl- and tile-floored areas, including bathrooms, reception areas, hallways, stairwells, kitchen floors, and the copier room; sweep stairwells.
Spot-treat carpet stains, vacuum carpeted areas and runners, and spot-clean doors, walls, and light switch plates as needed.
Wipe doors and doorjambs and clean entrance-door glass and other interior and exterior glass as needed.
Dust vertical and horizontal surfaces and filing cabinets; clean the kitchen and appliances; remove tape and cobwebs.
Replace light bulbs and fluorescent tubes and remove dead bugs from light fixtures.
Remove scuff marks from floors and office furniture in common areas as needed; clean water fountains and elevators, including damp-mopping floors, spot-cleaning walls, polishing button panels, and cleaning tracks.
Weekly, wet mop stairwells and spray-buff floors.
Annually, strip and wax vinyl floors and shampoo carpeting in the house.
Quarterly, clean the interior and exterior of all windows.
Perform other tasks needed to maintain a safe and sanitary environment or requested by staff and supervisors, including stripping and waxing floors as needed.
Deliver supplies for assigned emergency and non-emergency repairs; complete special projects on schedule; respond to special pickup and delivery requests for supplies and equipment.
Purchase materials needed to complete work with supervisor pre-approval.
Maintain positive relationships and open communication with IADC personnel at each site.
Maintain an inventory of cleaning supplies, maintenance tools, and equipment, and keep agency-owned equipment in good working order.
Be on call during non-working hours for emergency calls related to break-ins, fire alarms, or emergency repairs.
Perform other duties assigned by the supervisor.