Housekeeping Janitor

Responsibilities

• Take up all wet floor signs or cones to the floor
• Proceed to your assigned janitor’s closet and obtain the large dust mop, then dust mop your first unit.
• Begin on the 1st Floor Health Care, dust mop, prepare floors for mopping.
• All steps should be taken to remove stubborn dirt, grease, etc. from the floor.
• Prepare the mop water according to recommended EPA approved disinfectant which is ½ being used.
• Shampoo any carpets in the Hallways or Provisional Unit that requires attention, or have spills on them.
• Empty trash in each break room and sweep and mop each break room if needed.
• Restock all Attends storage on each unit.
• Check and pull all full boxes of the Bio-Hazard Waste in the Closets on each unit. If full, remove and tape top of boxes, and store in the locked room in the Central Supply, until the Bio-Hazard person comes to pick up for disposal.
• If time allows, scrub any bathroom or shower room floor that are dirty.

Requirements

• Must be willing to perform all tasks assigned with a pleasant attitude and have high standards of cleanliness.
• Must be flexible in daily work schedule in order to accommodate residents and increase efficiency.

Personal Specifications

• Floor Maintenance Dress Code: Department shirt: Yellow with Logo, Blue, or Black Jeans (Must be neat, no holes), Gym Shoes