Facilities Representative
About the Role
Shepherd Electric Supply has been the first call when complex, time-critical electrical challenges need to be solved since 1892. A clean, safe, well-kept branch is the environment every promise Shepherd makes depends on. The Facilities Representative keeps that environment right, every day. This is not just pushing a broom — you are the person who keeps floors safe to walk, restrooms and break rooms decent, and the whole branch presentable. This role is for someone who takes pride in a space, notices details others walk past, and understands that a clean, safe branch is part of how Shepherd shows up for its people and customers.
Work Shift and Hours
Monday - Friday, 7:00am - 4:00pm
Compensation
The expected pay rate for this position is starting between $18.00 - $25.00 per hour depending on experience.
How This Role Connects to Our Compass
- We Keep Our Promises: A clean, safe branch isn't a once-in-a-while thing — it's every shift, on schedule, whether or not anyone is watching. Restrooms stocked, floors clean, trash handled. People count on the space being right, and you make sure it is.
- We Stay Hungry: You notice what needs attention before you're asked, and you look for the smarter way — the recurring mess with a root cause, the supply that always runs out, the corner everyone forgets. You don't just clean the space, you keep making it better.
- We Grow Together: You share the branch with the whole team and its customers. You time your work so it doesn't disrupt operations, work respectfully around people, and treat the space as everyone's. A well-kept branch lifts everyone in it.
- We Own It: You don't walk past the spill, the overflowing bin, or the smudged glass door. You take responsibility for the whole space — and when something's beyond cleaning, like a leak or a broken fixture, you report it rather than leave it for the next person.
- We Go Above & Beyond: You see the details others miss — the entrance a customer notices first, the break room that makes a teammate's day a little better. You leave the branch cleaner and more welcoming than the minimum ever would.
Key Outcomes
Cleanliness & Sanitation
- Clean and sanitize restrooms, break rooms, offices, and common areas on a set schedule so they stay consistently presentable
- Sweep, mop, vacuum, and maintain floors throughout the branch, including warehouse and counter/will-call areas
- Wipe and disinfect high-touch surfaces — counters, door handles, and shared equipment
- Keep entrances, glass doors, and customer-facing areas clean and welcoming
Safety & Hazard Prevention
- Clean up spills immediately and place wet-floor signage to prevent slips and falls
- Keep aisles, walkways, and emergency exits clear and free of hazards
- Store and handle cleaning chemicals safely, per label instructions and Shepherd standards
- Report any hazard you can't resolve — a leak, a broken fixture, a damaged floor — right away
Supplies & Restocking
- Keep restrooms and break rooms stocked with paper products, soap, and supplies
- Track cleaning supply levels and reorder or report before anything runs out
- Keep equipment and supplies stored safely and in their proper place
Waste & Recycling
- Empty trash and recycling on a regular cadence and dispose of waste per branch guidelines
- Keep dumpster and waste areas clean and orderly
- Follow proper procedures for any regulated or special-handling waste [confirm what applies at this branch]
Care of the Space & Continuous Improvement
- Notice recurring problem areas and address the cause, not just the symptom
- Report building or maintenance issues you spot while cleaning
- Look for smarter, better ways to keep the branch clean and safe
What Success Looks Like — After 90 Days
- Restrooms, break rooms, and common areas are consistently clean and stocked, every shift
- Floors are clean and dry, and spills are handled quickly with proper signage
- Trash and recycling never pile up, and waste areas stay orderly
- Aisles and exits stay clear, and hazards are reported promptly
- You've flagged at least one issue — a leak, a recurring mess, a safety concern — before it became a problem
- Teammates and customers notice the branch is clean and well cared for
Who Thrives Here
- You take pride in a clean, orderly space and notice the details others walk past
- You take ownership without being reminded — you don't leave a spill or a full bin for someone else
- You're dependable and consistent, because cleanliness is about doing it right every day
- You work respectfully and considerately around teammates and customers
- You stay safety-minded — for yourself and everyone in the building
- You care about the work being done right, not just done
- You want to be part of a team that notices when you do the job well
Qualifications & Requirements
- High school diploma or equivalent preferred
- Prior janitorial, custodial, or cleaning experience preferred; we will train the right candidate
- Knowledge of safe use of cleaning products and equipment, or willingness to learn
- Ability to follow a cleaning schedule and work independently with minimal supervision
- Ability to lift up to [25] lbs. and to stand, walk, bend, and be on your feet for extended periods [confirm physical requirements]
- Ability to work the scheduled shift, including [evenings/weekends if applicable — confirm]
- Ability to successfully complete pre-employment screening requirements