Environmental Services Technician- 2nd Shift

U.S. Engineering•Kansas City, MO

About The Position

U.S. Engineering has been an industry leader since 1893. How? Constant innovation and a willingness to evolve. The construction industry changes rapidly, and we cultivate a dynamic workplace where even our newest team members can influence change and make an impact. We know that our most valuable asset is our people. Join us! This position does require a government security clearance Environmental Services Technician – 2nd Shift In any given year, our people have a hand in installing, maintaining, or operating hundreds of large mechanical systems – or supporting those that do. With each of those, there’s a story that is affecting people’s lives. That’s a responsibility we take very seriously, and it’s why we are driving innovation and disrupting the way people think about construction and facility service. Our Environmental Services Technician positions support to the efficiency and function of the facility by performing housekeeping and janitorial duties.

Requirements

Capability to pass Q-level-clearance to work in a secure government facility including credit, drug, and legal background checks required.
Capacity to perform duties with a sense of urgency.
Dexterity to transport all supplies to and from work areas.
Ability to wear respirator and other Personal Protective Equipment as required.
The know-how to operate equipment including: vacuum cleaners, floor machines, carpet extractors, mop and broom.
Capability to work around dust and with cleaning chemicals.
Ability to sit, walk, stand, bend, and work on hand and knees for long periods of time.
In this position, there is significant lifting, carrying, pushing, and/or pulling, frequent climbing and balancing, frequent stooping, kneeling, crouching, and/or crawling and significant fine finger dexterity.

Responsibilities

Follow established procedures to provide a safe working environment including complying with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), state/local, federal, and U.S. Engineering regulations, policies, and rules.
Clean and sanitize restrooms and break-rooms following established protocols.
Restock soap and paper dispensers in restrooms and break areas.
Care for carpeted floors by vacuuming, spot cleaning, and shampooing.
Maintain hard surface floors by sweeping, mopping, striping and waxing.
Clean interior and exterior windows, glass partitions, and mirrors.
Empty/clean wastebaskets and trash containers.
Properly clean and maintain housekeeping equipment.
Report maintenance concerns to appropriate personnel.
Record supply inventory as directed and inform management when cleaning supplies are low.
Establish and maintain cooperative working relationships with those contacted during work.