Janitorial Lead - Night

Commercial & Government Contracts•New London, CT

50d•Onsite

About The Position

We Make Clean Look Easy!!!! Take a glimpse into why CW might be the right place for you: https://tinyurl.com/9yc7h8um Location: Coast Guard Academy Shift: Monday through Friday: 3:30pm-11:00pm and Sunday 9:00am - 12:00pm The Lead Custodian will be responsible for supporting the cleanliness, safety, and daily operations of the facility while guiding and mentoring fellow custodial team members.

Requirements

Minimum of 1 year of hands on custodial or janitorial experience, with strong knowledge of cleaning practices and safety procedures.
Good communication skills and a helpful, team-oriented attitude.
Comfortable giving simple instructions and demonstrating cleaning tasks when needed.
Ability to stay organized, follow daily routines, and keep track of supplies or maintenance needs.
Shows up on time, works hard, and stays positive throughout the day.

Responsibilities

Help coordinate daily cleaning tasks and be a go-to person for team questions or direction.
Work alongside custodial team members, including adults with disabilities, providing hands-on guidance and encouragement.
Assist in showing new team members how to clean properly and follow safety rules.
Keep track of cleaning schedules and let management know if anything is missed or delayed.
Set a strong example by working safely, professionally, and with care.
Let your manager know when supplies run low or equipment needs fixing.
Encourage teamwork and help create a work environment where everyone can learn, grow, and do their best.
Clean and disinfect restrooms, including sinks, toilets, mirrors, and floors.
Sweep, mop, vacuum, and clean floors in offices, halls, classrooms, and shared spaces.
Empty trash and recycling bins and take waste to the proper disposal area.
Wipe down windows, doors, walls, and glass surfaces inside the building.
Restock supplies like soap, toilet paper, and paper towels in restrooms and breakrooms.
Dust desks, shelves, and other surfaces.
Keep entrance areas, stairs, and elevators clean and safe.
Check for maintenance problems, like broken lights or leaks, and report them.
Lock and unlock doors and make sure the building is secure at the beginning and end of shifts.
Safely use cleaning tools like vacuums, floor machines, and cleaning carts.
Use cleaning products carefully and follow safety rules.
Say hello to team members, including those with disabilities, and explain what tasks need to be done for the day.
Hand out cleaning tools or equipment, making sure everyone understands what they need to do.
Show how to do new tasks or follow safety steps, if needed.
Help the team with cleaning and maintenance jobs throughout the day.
Coach team members by showing them how to build skills and work more independently.
Check how things are going, give helpful tips, and solve problems when needed.
Keep an eye on busy areas like lobbies, restrooms, and shared spaces to make sure they stay clean.
Watch that everyone is using tools and equipment safely and following safety rules.
Help the team finish end-of-day jobs like taking out trash and doing final cleaning touches.
Put away supplies in the right place and clean shared tools and equipment.
Talk with team members about what went well and review anything that needs more practice.

Benefits

Help adults with disabilities gain confidence, learn new skills, and take pride in their work.
Stay active on the job by cleaning, coaching, solving problems, and staying connected to what’s happening around the building.
Join a purpose-driven team that appreciates your effort and supports your personal and professional growth.
Take care of your well-being with support from an Employee Wellness Coordinator and a wellness program focused on your health and work-life balance.
Build your future—this role offers real chances to grow your career over time.
Insurance - Medical, Dental, Vision
Telemedicine
Retirement Plan & Match Options
Short Term Disability
Life Insurance
Paid Holidays, Vacation and Sick time