Maintenance Janitor 1

Tasks include but are not limited to, cleaning and sanitizing buildings, grounds, and fixtures, performing minor maintenance and repairs, and maintaining supplies and equipment. Key duties involve sweeping, mopping, vacuuming floors, emptying trash, cleaning restrooms, and dusting surfaces. Janitors also handle tasks like replacing light bulbs, reporting major maintenance issues to management, and ensuring safety and cleanliness protocols are followed as well as being able to complete all other duties assigned with enterprise growth and demands. Cleaning & Sanitation: Sweep, vacuum, and mop floors; clean and disinfect restrooms, kitchens, and other common areas; dust furniture and fixtures; and wash windows and mirrors. Shampoo carpet as needed with supplied equipment. Buff and waxing floors as needed. Light pressure washing of areas when directed by Facilities lead. Waste Management: Gather, empty trash and recycling bins, ensuring proper disposal. Inform Facilities lead when dumpsters need to be emptied. Restocking & Supplies: Restock supplies such as toilet paper, paper towels, soap, and cleaning chemicals in restrooms and supply closets. Maintenance & Repairs: Perform minor maintenance on equipment, fixtures, and facilities, like replacing light bulbs, changing belts and filters, making minor repairs to industrial equipment or unclogging toilets. Reporting: Report unsafe conditions and major maintenance or repair needs to the appropriate supervisor or management. Equipment Operation: Operate and maintain various cleaning tools and equipment, such as floor buffers and vacuums. Outdoor Maintenance: Tasks may include lawn mowing, snow removal, and maintaining outdoor grounds. Security: Report any security violations seen to Facilities Lead and Security. May be tasked with escorting contractors in the facilities. Emergency Response: Responding promptly to spills, accidents, or other emergency cleaning needs. Willing to be trained in bloodborne pathogen training. Inventory Management: Maintain the organization and inventory of cleaning supplies and materials. Have a MSDS catalog containing info on all chemicals used. Attention to Detail: Crucial for thoroughly cleaning and maintaining the environment. Physical Stamina: The ability to stand, walk, bend, and handle heavy supplies and equipment. Independence: The capability to work independently and manage time effectively. Safety Awareness: Following safety protocols and guidelines when using chemicals and equipment. High School diploma or equivalent and 0 years additional education and/or related experience Must have the ability to move and position objects weighing 40lbs or more.​ Must be able to complete Blood Born Pathogen Training as required by the enterprise. Must have capability to work at heights and elevated positions including from a scissor lift. Must have capability of gaining proficiency and ability to operate a forklift. Must use computer applications such as Microsoft Word, Outlook, and/or IBM Maximo to put in and respond to work orders. Ability to obtain and maintain a DoD Secret Clearance Active DoD Secret Clearance​ Working knowledge of general aspects of the job Ability to perform routine work with detailed instructions given for new activities or special assignments