Housekeeper

Role and Responsibilities

• Empties all trash cans and replaces with clean liners; wipes down outside of trash receptacle.
• Cleans all entrance glass doors and side panels adjacent to glass doors.
• Vacuums all carpets including under desks and traffic mats.
• Sweeps, mops and sanitizes hard surface floors, removing scuff marks.
• Cleans all exposed carpet edges and baseboards.
• Straightens conference room chairs and any items in the room.
• Details/dusts/wipes down computers, desks, furniture, phones, countertops, conference room tables, office equipment, file cabinets and chairs.
• Dust low and high corner areas (spider webs); dust office décor, blinds, and window sills.
• Checks and cleans light fixtures; dusts vents, grills, diffusers and high ledges.
• Cleans exposed areas of interior glass.
• Removes scuff marks from walls and dusts ceiling tiles.
• Thoroughly sanitizes sinks, commodes, urinals, countertops, partitions, grab bars and walls by dispensers.
• Cleans mirrors, dry-shines.
• Refills and sanitizes dispensers: hand towels, toilet paper and soap.
• Straightens bathroom contents.
• Accurately completes housekeeping cleaning log on a daily, weekly and monthly basis as designated on the log in a timely manner.
• Receives information from Assistant Plant Manager about cleaning needs, customer visits as well as safety and environmental guidelines.
• Informs the Assistant Plant Manager about equipment problems, inventory, and safety concerns.
• Performs any other duties that the Company in its sole discretion may assign as needed.

Requirements

• High School diploma or GED.
• High attention to detail.
• Ability to multitask in a busy safety-oriented work environment.
• Works well in a team setting, reliable, and trustworthy.
• Maintains interpersonal, written, and verbal communication abilities in English.

Preferred Qualifications

• Previous experience as a housekeeper in an office and/or industrial setting.

Physical and Mental Requirements

Constant (67%–100% of the time): Written and oral communication, mental alertness, agility, manual dexterity, reasoning ability, visual acuity (color, depth perception, and field of vision), seeing, hearing, and talking.

Frequent (34%–66% of the time): Lifting/carrying/pushing/pulling up to 50 pounds, standing, walking, utilizing stairs or ladders, climbing, squatting, stooping, twisting, bending, grabbing, and grasping.

Occasional (1%–33% of the time): Lifting/carrying/pushing/pulling up to 75 pounds, overhead lifting up to 30 pounds, twisting, squatting, crawling, kneeling, reaching above the shoulder, typing/keyboarding, fine manipulation, and sitting.

May be required to work in hot or cold ambient conditions with long hours standing or walking on a concrete floor.