Custodian/Maintenance Worker

CALIFORNIA SCHOOL EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATIONSan Jose, CA
$50,903 - $63,060Onsite

About The Position

The Custodian/ Maintenance worker is responsible for ensuring the safety, cleanliness, and functionality of the facility. This position involves performing a variety of maintenance and minor repair tasks to keep the premises in optimal condition. Adequate performance at this level requires initiative and a general understanding of safety rules and regulations, compliance requirements of the United States and California Occupational Safety and Health Acts, and the procedures of the department. This position assists the Facilities Director to ensure the San Jose Headquarters is properly maintained and cleaned. This position is highly visible, and works closely with department managers, employees, vendors, contractors, and sub-contractors.

Requirements

  • Sufficient to assure the ability to read, write and speak English at the level required for an efficient and successful job performance
  • One to two years of recent experience in a combination of custodial and general maintenance work
  • Must possess a valid California Motor Vehicle Operator’s License
  • Must be willing to submit to a medical examination
  • Be bonded

Nice To Haves

  • Knowledge of Operations, methods, materials, equipment, and terms used in custodial work
  • Knowledge of Materials, tools, and methods used in general maintenance work
  • Knowledge of Light maintenance plumbing, electrical, and equipment and furniture repair tasks
  • Knowledge of Mechanical aptitude
  • Knowledge of Various cleaning materials and equipment
  • Ability to Perform skillfully a variety of custodial and minor routine maintenance repair work to include minor electrical and plumbing work, office furniture and equipment
  • Ability to Use cleaning materials and equipment with skill and efficiency
  • Ability to Use mechanical tools to perform minor repairs and adjustments
  • Ability to Learn safety rules and regulations, compliance requirements of the United States and California Occupational Safety and Health Acts (OSHA), and departmental procedures
  • Ability to Read and interpret equipment and cleaning chemical specifications
  • Ability to Read, write and make arithmetic computations at the level required for successful job performance
  • Ability to Establish and maintain cooperative and effective working relationships and meet the public with courtesy and tact
  • Ability to Demonstrate initiative, good judgment and proper safety precautions
  • Ability to Understand and follow oral and written directions
  • Ability to Engage in sustained and heavy physical activity
  • Ability to Analyze situations and adopt an effective course of action
  • Ability to Lift and carry 50 pounds, may be asked to lift 75 pounds occasionally
  • Ability to Climb ladders

Responsibilities

  • Performs minor repairs to plumbing, office equipment, and furnishings
  • Assists in moving and arranging furniture for meetings and CSEA events
  • Reports and addresses safety, sanitary, and fire hazards
  • Receives or picks up supplies and equipment
  • Installs bulletin boards, pictures, etc. as requested
  • Replaces fluorescent lights/ballasts and performs minor maintenance tasks (e.g., repairing window latches and door hinges)
  • Changes/repairs electrical cords, fixtures
  • Maintains and replaces ceiling tiles
  • Strips and waxes floors
  • Vacuums, steam cleans, and shampoos mats, rugs, and carpets on a regular cadence
  • Washes, scrubs, and disinfects restrooms
  • Sweeps, cleans, scrubs, and/or power washes outdoor areas
  • Cleans and dusts walls, air conditioning vents, furniture, woodwork, and other equipment
  • Cleans windows, door glass, and drinking fountains
  • Cleans upholstered furniture
  • Removes trash
  • Locks building at night
  • May be requested to assist the Director, Facilities and Real Estate Services, or Office Services Supervisors
  • May be asked to provide manual support at the annual CSEA conference
  • May assist and/or relieve the Office Systems Operator I in assigned duties (contract provision 13.3.2 of the collective bargaining agreement shall not be violated)
  • Performs other related tasks as required by the Director, Facilities and Real Estate Services, or Office Services Supervisors

Benefits

  • 19 paid holidays
  • 3 weeks vacation to start and 5 weeks after 7 years
  • medical benefits for you and your family
  • life insurance coverage
  • a pension and 401(k) plan
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