Cleaning Services Role at Aramark

Cleaning Services Role at Aramark


Company
Aramark
Location
Ottawa, ON
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
2 days ago
Via
via Jobrapido.com

Job Description
Join Aramark as a Custodial Services Worker in La Loche, Saskatchewan, where maintaining cleanliness is essential to customer health and safety. This role emphasizes service excellence and adherence to safety standards.

As a key member of our team, your responsibility will include keeping all assigned areas clean and orderly, following both Aramark and local regulations. You will ensure operational cleanliness and security, making a positive impact on guests' experiences while developing your professional skill set.

Key Responsibilities:
β€’ Comply with safety procedures aligned with regulations
β€’ Keep all areas clean and well-maintained
β€’ Maintain equipment in good working order
β€’ Manage trash disposal in designated areas
β€’ Secure the facility and assets

Requirements:
β€’ Custodial experience is an advantage
β€’ Understanding of basic safety protocols
β€’ Friendly, positive attitude towards customers
β€’ Flexibility to meet guests’ needs
β€’ Capability to handle physical demands

Make a difference in the cleanliness standards at Aramark, contributing to customer satisfaction and safety.
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