3rd Shift Cleaner to Detail

3rd Shift Cleaner to Detail


Company
Cushman & Wakefield
Location
Ottawa, ON
Job Type
Full-time
Salary
$17.60–$19.80 an hour
Posted
20 hours ago
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Job Description
Position: 3rd Shift Cleaner with Attention to Detail
Embark on a rewarding role as a 3rd Shift Cleaner. This position offers an opportunity to showcase your cleaning abilities in maintaining high hygiene standards.

Working directly under the Custodial Manager, you'll be responsible for a range of duties ensuring a tidy environment. From mopping floors to cleaning windows and restrooms, attention to detail is crucial. A successful candidate will work well with minimal supervision or as part of a team to achieve cleaning goals.

Key Responsibilities:

• Mop, sweep, and wash all floors and surfaces

• Perform high dusting and spot cleaning as necessary

• Maintain cleanliness in restrooms and restock supplies

• Handle trash collection and proper disposal

• Identify and report maintenance issues efficiently

Requirements:

• Previous cleaning experience not required

• Ability to follow instructions and work independently

• Competence in using cleaning tools and equipment

• Must effectively utilize a backpack vacuum

• High energy, organizational skills, and an eye for detail

Strengthen cleanliness standards with your commitment to excellence in this vital role.
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