Janitorial Tech

Westinghouse Electric Company, LLC•New Hill, NC

8d•$17 - $19

About The Position

The Janitorial Technician cleans office and shop areas, restrooms, cafeterias, indoor and outdoor entry areas, and some warehouse locations. Routine work includes vacuuming, dusting, sweeping, mopping, emptying trash, and spot-cleaning carpet. The technician uses appropriate cleaning methods and products to maintain a healthy environment and follows site safety requirements, including safe chemical handling and use of warning signs. The role may require operating powered cleaning equipment and wearing task-appropriate personal protective equipment. Work is typically scheduled Monday through Thursday for 10 hours per day, with on-call support as needed. During outages, the schedule may increase to 12-hour days, six days per week. Wages are discussed during the interview process; the typical range is $17–$19 per hour and may vary with experience. Selected candidates are eligible for contract-specific benefits.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Ability to pass all position background and screening requirements, including drug and alcohol testing.
Basic computer skills.
Complete training required for unescorted access to the nuclear facility, including Radiation Worker Training (RWT).
Good oral and written communication skills.
Ability to understand and follow oral and written communications, technical requirements, procedures, and directives associated with work at a nuclear power plant.
Commitment to personal and industrial safety.
Assertive and self-motivated, with the ability to work independently or with minimal oversight.
Ability to meet physical requirements, including traversing steps and uneven surfaces and lifting equipment and trash bags weighing up to 50 pounds.
Ability to work the typical Monday–Thursday, 10-hour schedule, support on-call work as needed, and work an outage schedule of 12-hour days, six days per week.

Responsibilities

Remove dirt and dust from facilities using standard cleaning techniques.
Collect and remove trash from facilities and supporting areas.
Use appropriate cleaning methods and products to provide facility users with a healthy environment.
Use properly labeled chemicals, warn others of hazards—including through appropriate use of wet-floor signs—and report safety concerns.
Adhere to Westinghouse and site regulations, safety policies, and procedures.
Operate cleaning equipment as needed, including vacuum cleaners, single-disk floor machines, walk-behind automatic scrubbers, and restroom cleaning machines.
Use appropriate personal protective equipment for each applicable task; may establish protective-equipment requirements for other groups.
Proactively support Westinghouse and Duke Energy programs, policies, procedures, strategic plans, and specific goals.
Support on-call work as needed and additional outage work hours as required.