Custodian I at CNCC.

About the role

Position is located in the Facilities/Custodial Department and is responsible for keeping the facilities clean and sanitary for students, staff and faculty.

Responsibilities

• Dust/wet mop halls and classrooms, vacuum carpeted areas, straighten, clean and dust furniture, clean chalkboards, markers and erasers
• Empty and clean waste bins and pencil sharpeners
• Clean and disinfect drinking fountains, sinks, basins, toilets, urinals, showers and restroom floors
• Clean mirrors, windows and walls and check towels/tissues/sanitary needs in restrooms; clean light fixtures
• Keep custodial closets well stocked
• Assist in moving equipment/furniture, setups, etc.
• Inform supervisor of needed repairs or equipment
• Strip and wax hard surface floors; shampoo carpets
• Utilize custodial equipment such as vacuums, floor scrubbers, carpet extractors and floor buffers to perform duties of job
• Assist with snow removal on an as-needed basis
• Utilize a computer to respond to work orders, send and receive e-mails regarding college and department matters, complete monthly timesheets and leave requests

Schedule

Work schedule for this full-time position will be Monday through Friday, 4:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Schedule subject to change based on cleaning needs. Occasional weekends, holidays and evening hours may be required along with various times during inclement weather to assist with snow removal.

Minimum Qualifications

• Six (6) months of custodial experience
• Explain use and care of custodial equipment used in detail on your application
• Must be able to perform strenuous physical labor
• Do not use "SEE RESUME" statements on application; your application must be completed in detail and clearly document your relevant work experience (part time experience will be pro-rated)

Conditions of Employment

• Must possess and maintain a valid driver's license to operate company vehicles to transport supplies, attend meetings, etc.
• Must submit to and successfully complete a pre-employment background check which will include a motor vehicle report (MVR) as a condition of hire
• Felony convictions or conviction of crimes of moral turpitude or convictions of misdemeanors related to job duties may disqualify you from consideration for this position
• Should your background check reveal any charges and convictions, it is your responsibility to provide CNCC Office of Human Resources with an official disposition of the charges
• An essential function of this position requires exertion of up to 50 lbs. of force occasionally, and/or up to 20 lbs. of force frequently, and/or up to 10 lbs. of force constantly to move objects (i.e. lifting trash, pushing cleaning equipment, moving furniture, etc.)
• Requires constant or frequent climbing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, pushing, pulling and reaching
• Must be able to follow verbal communications and be able to read and comprehend written directions on labels, machinery and in manuals, etc.

Benefits

• Generous annual and sick leave benefits
• Work/life balance
• Attractive health, dental, vision, life, and flexible savings options
• Retirement savings via defined benefit or defined contribution plans
• Opportunity to become a lifelong-learner and enjoy considerable savings for the college education of dependents through tuition reimbursement program

About the location

The Rangely Campus is located in the northwestern corner of Colorado and is perched on a rocky bluff above the town of Rangely, along the White River, and close to the Utah border. The Town of Rangely is situated in western Rio Blanco County, in the valley of the White River, in northwestern Colorado, 13 airline miles east of the Utah border. Road access to Rangely is provided from the south (Grand Junction) by Highway 139 and from the east and west by Highway 64, which is Rangely's Main Street. Economic activities are centered on energy resources such as the Rangely oil field, high-grade coal deposits and extensive natural gas reservoirs. Rangely is on the far western side of the State of Colorado, roughly 300 miles west of Denver, and 250 miles east of Salt Lake City. Northwest of Rangely, Highway 64 links with Highway 40, a major east-west artery.