Heavy Duty Cleaner in Greater Toronto Area

Heavy Duty Cleaner in Greater Toronto Area


Company
Alpine Building Maintenance
Location
Toronto, ON
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
4 days ago
Via
via BeBee

Job Description
Alpine is seeking conscientious Heavy Duty Cleaners for various locations in the Greater Toronto Area. Join a team focused on health, safety, and maintaining clean spaces for a safe workforce.As a Heavy Duty Cleaner, you will play a critical role in our client's facilities.

Your responsibilities will include operating industrial cleaning machines, maintaining cleanliness in various areas, and ensuring safety protocols are followed. Previous experience in commercial or heavy-duty cleaning is advantageous, as well as knowledge of sanitation protocols and chemical handling.Key Responsibilities:
• Operate heavy cleaning machines and maintain their upkeep • Perform thorough cleaning and sanitization of all facility areas • Restock consumables and manage waste disposal • Comply with health and safety procedures and use PPE • Respond to cleaning requests and report maintenance needsRequirements:
• Previous commercial cleaning experience preferred • Knowledge of safe chemical handling and WHMIS is an asset • Strong attention to detail and ability to work independently • Physically capable of performing manual tasks • Must pass a criminal background checkIrrespective of the weather, your dedication to cleanliness will enhance the environments you service with Alpine.

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