Janitor

Building Services of America Careers•Chicago, IL

11d•Onsite

About The Position

Multiple Part-Time/Full-Time Janitor positions are available. The duties of the janitor position will vary by location and will be performed as assigned by the Manager. Specific duties a janitor may include but are not limited to cleaning building floors, vacuuming carpets, dusting furniture, servicing restrooms, cleaning windows, monitoring building security, setting up furniture for events, performing waste removal, driving vehicles for cleaning work, recording supply inventory, and removing snow. The role requires working various shifts and schedules, performing other assigned duties, and adapting to changing needs.

Requirements

Grade school level (communication skills).
Lift up to 51 pounds, walk, sit, climb, bend, and work flexible schedules.
Majority of the shift on feet; repetitive motions.
Effective communication with the Manager.
Work scheduled shifts, and adapt to changing needs.
Flexibility in location and schedules.
Reliable, responsible, good attendance.
Collaborative team player.
Basic cleaning understanding, trainable, and ability to follow instructions.
One to Two years of janitorial experience.
Familiarity with vacuum cleaners, scrubbers, shampooing equipment, mops, and cleaning chemicals.

Nice To Haves

High school diploma or GED.

Responsibilities

Clean building floors through sweeping, mopping, scrubbing, or vacuuming.
Vacuum carpets, spot clean, shampoo, and extract on an assigned basis.
Dust furniture, blinds, and surfaces; monitor and maintain interior plants.
Service, clean, and disinfect restrooms; restock soap and paper dispensers.
Clean interior and exterior windows, glass partitions, and mirrors.
Follow procedures for chemical cleaners and power equipment use to prevent damage.
Monitor building security, and lock doors after operating hours.
Notify managers of major repairs or additions to building systems.
Set up and arrange furniture and equipment for events.
Perform waste removal and proper disposal of waste and recycling materials.
Drive vehicles (vans, industrial trucks) for cleaning work or travel.
Record supply inventory, and notify management when supplies are low.
Notify the manager of needed supplies and equipment for cleaning and maintenance.
Remove snow by doors and spread snow-melting chemicals.
Work various shifts and schedules; perform other assigned duties.