Full Time Office Cleaner - Day or Night shift

Tempe
Full Time
Entry Level
Duties | Responsibilities
Tasks based on assignment; responsibilities include but are not limited to:

Dusting
• Dust/wipe all horizontal and vertical surfaces in general office areas, break rooms, individual offices, and hallways
• Check/re-stock paper products in break room areas as needed
• Remove fingerprints and smudges on glass surfaces of tenant entry doors
• Spot clean corridor walls and baseboards 
• Wipe down all receptacles as needed
• Clean, disinfect and polish all water coolers
• Damp wipe all furniture and fixtures. Clean elevator tracks

Restroom Maintenance
• Clean all fixtures (toilets, urinals, sinks)
• Wipe down counters; stall partitions, dispenser exteriors & spot clean mirrors
• Check/restock all paper products 
• Sweep/mop all flooring surfaces

Sweeping/Mopping
• Sweep/mop all hard surface flooring, paying special attention to baseboards and corners
• Communicate to Supervisor any flooring imperfections in need of special attention

Trash Removal
• Empty all ashtrays, trashcans, and recyclables and replace liners
• Place all trash on plastic tarps in corridor for later removal
• Transport all waste collected to the designated disposal areas

Vacuuming
• Police area for items too large to be picked up by vacuum (place valuable items found on floor on the nearest table/countertop and 
notify Supervisor immediately)
• Vacuum and/or mop floors, paying special attention to baseboards and corners
• Vacuum corridor floor. Note any stains on walls, carpet and baseboards that require additional special attention
• When finished cleaning/exiting each area - turn off all lights and lock interior doors, suite and common area doors as called for in tenant specifications Leave vacuum in designated location

All Positions
• Inform Supervisor of any plumbing, mechanical or electrical malfunctions
• Report any visible property damage that occurred prior to or during shift
Skill Set / Qualifications
• Previous janitorial/house-keeping experience preferred but not required
• Dedication to providing premier janitorial services in a professional and consistent manner at all times
• Able to work in a fast-paced environment with established duties; accomplish specific tasks all while maintaining attention to detail
• Team player attitude and positive approach 

Minimum Requirements
• Ability to lift 10 lbs or more

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