Custodian

Title: Custodian Department: Operations Supervisor: Assistant Facilities Manager Revision Date: July 2012 Status: Full-time Clearance: Background & Child Abuse Registry Check Wage: Custodians/Groundskeeper (commensurate with experience) Summary: A BWSD Environmental Services Technician is under the direct supervision of the Assistant Facilities Manager and is responsible for interacting with staff and students in a professional, courteous manner while performing a variety of environmental services as necessary to keep all areas of the respective school building clean and safe.

Essential Job Duties: Perform environmental service duties in accordance with all BWSD School Board Policy, including but not limited to the following responsibilities:

1. Vacuum, shampoo, and extract carpets and upholstered furniture.
2. Sweep, wet mop, scrub, strip, and wax hard surfaces floors.
3. Hi-low dusting, damp wiping, wall washing, and glass cleaning.
4. Clean and stock restrooms.
5. Waste, recycling, and linen removal and transportation.
6. Stock & inventory supplies.
7. Responsible for the proper care, use, and storage of equipment and supplies.
8. Respond to radio calls.
9. Respond to and complete work orders as assigned.
10. Perform other job related duties as assigned by Assistant Facilities Manager and/or Director of Operations Secondary Job Duties:
11. Set-up/tear down school areas for special events.
12. Pack, unpack, and transport BWSD equipment & supplies
13. Interior window and screen cleaning.
14. Participate in staff training and meetings as directed. Job Requirements: Must be able fill out and complete work related forms and schedules. Demonstrate the ability to interact appropriately with students and staff and to work in a timely and efficient manner. Experience/Knowledge/Education/Specialized Training Required:
15. A minimum one (1) year professional environmental services experience, preferably in a school setting and be able to demonstrate a working knowledge of items in Job Duties as described above.
16. Good working knowledge of cleaning chemicals, their usage, storage and disposal. Material/Equipment Directly Used: Two-way radio, pager, telephone, a variety of vacuum cleaners, carpet extractor, slow-speed buffer, floor polisher/scrubber, floor care and cleaning products, carts, mops, brooms, dusters, spray bottles, and brushes. Physical and Environmental Requirements:
17. The physical activities of this position involve: balancing (necessary to maintain physical equilibrium to prevent falling of self, others, or of objects being carried), climbing, crawling, crouching; grasping, kneeling; lifting items up to 35 pounds without assistance, pulling; pushing, reaching; repetitive movement; standing; stooping.