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Webster Groves Custodial Position – Temporary Assignment

Webster Groves, MO - Temporary

Schedule: Monday to Friday, 2:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Pay Rate: $16.62 per hour
Duration: Temporary role ending April 15th

 
Position Overview:
We are seeking a reliable and detail-oriented individual to join our custodial team for a temporary assignment. This role involves maintaining cleanliness and safety across various facilities, ensuring a welcoming environment for staff and visitors.

Key Responsibilities:
•     Clean and sanitize restrooms following established procedures
•     Dust and wipe furniture; sweep, mop, and vacuum floors
•     Empty and clean wastebaskets and trash containers
•     Replace light bulbs and refill restroom dispensers
•     Assist with room setups for meetings, classrooms, and events
•     Strip, buff, and apply finish to hard surface floors; vacuum and shampoo carpets
•     Operate and maintain cleaning equipment such as buffers, scrubbers, extractors, and vacuums
•     Wash walls and equipment; use ladders as needed
•     Lock and unlock buildings; ensure facilities are secured when not in use

Qualifications:
•     High School Diploma or GED
•     Ability to pass a fingerprint background check
•     TB test clearance
•     Strong interpersonal and communication skills

Requirements:
•     Familiarity with cleaning techniques, tools, and materials
•     Proficiency in using routine cleaning equipment
•     Ability to follow written and verbal instructions accurately

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