General Laborer

About the Role

Perform site janitorial duties and general laborer tasks as required. Assist with site clean-up, snow removal, painting, and minor maintenance.

Responsibilities

• Maintain offices, restrooms, dry areas, and lunchrooms in a clean and orderly fashion.
• Operate vacuums, floor cleaning tools, mops, brooms, and other cleaning equipment.
• Operate skid steers, lawn mowers, weed trimmers, snowplows, snow blowers, and salt spreaders to remove snow from walkways, roadways, and parking lots.
• Operate sweepers and forklifts as needed.
• Perform or assist with minor facilities maintenance needs.
• Conduct routine cleanup of required areas.
• Complete daily Pre-Task Hazard Assessments and inspections of the work area, correcting any potential hazards.
• Train or assist in training others as required.
• Perform other duties and tasks as assigned.

Requirements

• Previous industrial janitorial, laborer, and small mobile equipment experience preferred.
• Valid Michigan driver’s license required.

Key Competencies

• Action oriented and results-driven: Tasks are accomplished within required timeframes.
• Leadership: Accepts responsibility and accountability.
• Integrity and trust: Operates by personally defined ethics and values.
• Decision making: Correct, appropriate, timely, based on sound judgment, business sense, and technical data.
• Communications: Clear, concise, objective, well-organized, and an active listener.
• Technical excellence, analysis, problem solving: Subject matter expert, researches and supports proper solutions.
• Ingenuity and resourcefulness: Utilizes resources effectively and efficiently, thinks outside the box.
• Organization: Activities are logically and appropriately prepared, coordinated, and conducted.
• Planning and scheduling: Work is planned properly, scheduled effectively, and accomplished efficiently.
• Quality: Output meets or exceeds standards, is accurate and complete.
• Teamwork: Works collaboratively, focusing on team needs, provides recognition, and is open and supportive.
• Flexibility: Accepts change and is open to and supportive of innovative ideas and methods.

HSEC Accountabilities

• Accept personal responsibility for health, safety, environment, and community (HSEC).
• Identify hazards, unsafe actions, and conditions that could result in damage to property, injury, or impacts to the environment and community.
• Follow instructions issued to protect personal health and safety, as well as the health and safety of others, the environment, and the community.
• Report any non-conformance to HSEC requirements within the work area to a manager.
• Avoid endangering others through any act or omission.
• Only use equipment you are trained to operate and do so safely, protecting the environment and minimizing community impacts.
• Participate in HSEC training provided.
• Report all incidents, including injuries, near misses, community interactions, environmental impacts, spills, and unsafe work practices.