Housekeeping Janitor
About The Position
Responsible for maintaining all floor and carpet surfaces in the units and performing related duties as required. The position also includes cleaning the dining rooms daily after breakfast. Salary is $13.75 to $16.50, based on experience. The janitor follows floor-cleaning procedures across assigned units, including dust mopping, preparing floors for mopping, removing stubborn dirt and grease, and using mop water prepared with the recommended EPA-approved disinfectant. Duties also include shampooing carpets as needed, cleaning break rooms, restocking Attends storage, handling full bio-hazard waste boxes according to the specified procedure, and scrubbing dirty bathroom or shower-room floors when time allows. The employee must be willing to perform assigned tasks with a pleasant attitude, maintain high standards of cleanliness, and be flexible with the daily schedule to accommodate residents and improve efficiency. The stated dress code is a yellow department shirt with logo, neat blue or black jeans without holes, and gym shoes.
Requirements
- Willingness to perform all assigned tasks with a pleasant attitude.
- High standards of cleanliness.
- Flexibility in the daily work schedule to accommodate residents and increase efficiency.
- Wear the specified dress code: yellow department shirt with logo, neat blue or black jeans without holes, and gym shoes.
Responsibilities
- Take up wet-floor signs or cones from the floor.
- Obtain the large dust mop from the assigned janitor’s closet and dust mop the first assigned unit.
- Beginning on the 1st Floor Health Care, dust mop and prepare floors for mopping.
- Take steps to remove stubborn dirt, grease, and other floor soil.
- Prepare mop water according to the recommended EPA-approved disinfectant instructions.
- Shampoo hallway or Provisional Unit carpets that need attention or have spills.
- Empty trash in each break room and sweep and mop each break room as needed.
- Restock Attends storage on each unit.
- Check bio-hazard waste boxes in closets on each unit; remove full boxes, tape their tops, and store them in the locked Central Supply room until the bio-hazard person collects them for disposal.
- If time allows, scrub dirty bathroom or shower-room floors.
- Clean the dining rooms daily after breakfast.
- Maintain high standards of cleanliness and adjust the daily work schedule as needed to accommodate residents and increase efficiency.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
No Education Listed
