Cleaning/Janitorial -2nd Shift

Cleaning/Janitorial -2nd Shift


Company
SAINTS TABERNACLE CHURCH INC
Location
Philadelphia, PA
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
1 day ago
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Job Description
Benefits: Flexible schedule Benefits/Perks Flexible Schedule Competitive Pay Career Advancement Opportunities Job Summary We’re looking to hire a hard-working Janitor who can maintain the cleanliness and safety of our school. You’ll be responsible for all cleaning duties including vacuuming, mopping, scrubbing restrooms with soapy water, and shampooing carpets, in addition to maintenance tasks such as replacing light bulbs and emptying trash. The ideal candidate has a great work ethic, experience with cleaning equipment and supplies, and takes pride in a job well done.

Responsibilities Maintain the cleanliness and safety of the building Vacuum carpets, mop floors, scrub restrooms, dust furniture, and empty trash cans daily Clean windows, shampoo carpets, replace light bulbs, supply restrooms, and perform minor repairs on a regular basis Wipe up spills and other hazards with sponges and squeegees Secure the building by locking doors once cleaning is complete Write reports of areas cleaned and notify the manager of major repairs Qualifications Educational requirements include a high school diploma or equivalent At least 2 years of experience in janitorial services Experience with a variety of cleaning supplies and cleaning equipment Excellent stamina and physical health Must be a hard worker with high attention to detail and have a strong work ethic

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