Utility Floater / Floor Tech

CCS Facility Services•Phoenix, AZ

11d

About The Position

A Floater is responsible for keeping the workplace clean, organized, and disinfected. The role involves cleaning building interiors and floors, maintaining common areas and restrooms, replenishing supplies, and following safety procedures. The employee must be able to lift up to 50 pounds and close doors at the end of the night shift. Hours vary. The work environment may occasionally involve moving mechanical parts, fumes or airborne particles, toxic or caustic chemicals, outdoor weather conditions, electrical-shock risk, and vibration. The noise level is usually moderate. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the job.

Requirements

Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds.
Demonstrate consistent attendance and punctuality.
Follow instructions and management direction, take responsibility for actions, keep commitments, and complete tasks on time or notify the appropriate person with an alternate plan.
Be willing to commit to long hours when necessary to reach goals.
Observe safety and security procedures, report potentially unsafe conditions, determine appropriate action beyond guidelines, and use equipment and materials properly.

Responsibilities

Clean building interiors, including floors, carpets, rugs, windows, walls, and other areas.
Vacuum, sweep, and mop offices, rooms, hallways, lobbies, lounges, elevators, stairs, locker rooms, and other work areas.
Remove stains from chairs and upholstered furniture.
Dust furniture, lighting fixtures, marble surfaces, and moldings.
Empty and clean trash cans and ashtrays.
Disinfect commonly used items such as desks, door handles, office tools, and phones.
Clean and maintain restrooms and replenish supplies in restrooms and other required areas.
Wash and clean windows and mirrors.
Empty trash and recycling containers into the disposal area.
Remove trash and snow from sidewalks when necessary.
Maintain an inventory of cleaning supplies and request missing materials from supervisors when applicable.
Notify supervisors about unsafe conditions or conditions requiring maintenance.
Maintain a cleaning chart indicating which areas were cleaned and inspected.
Follow safety and precautionary rules.
Close doors at the end of the night shift.