Head Custodian

Job Details

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Sweeps, mops, waxes, and polishes floor finishes using manual or electrically powered equipment
Dusts and polishes desks, chairs, shelves, equipment, brass ceiling and gymnasium lights, louvers, & other building furniture
Cleans lavatories and restrooms using required detergents and sanitary materials
Cleans chalkboards, erasers, equipment, trophy cases, and other fixtures
Empty waste containers
Unlocks and locks building, close windows and turn off lights, lock and secure window and sets alarm
Washes all glass
Moves and stores furniture, supplies, and equipment
Reports to work, at a time designated by supervisor, and removes snow from steps, walks, and drives
Reports items that require major repair to supervisor
Sets up and cleans stages, bleachers, seating, and other equipment for events
Cleans wrestling mats with proper disinfectants
Check boilers
Paint and repair as needed
Walk grounds around building and pick up trash/litter and objects that pose a safety hazard
Regularly conduct safety check of all restrooms and other areas in the building to ensure that graffiti is identified and reported to the supervisor
Any and all other duties assigned by a Supervisor regardless of whether or not such duties are included in this job description

ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF HEAD/ASSISTANT HEAD CUSTODIAN:

Ordering and storing supplies
In-service training of new employees (custodians)
Coordinate work schedule of the custodians, including work at activities
Check boiler operation daily and on weekends
Supervise other custodians, including assisting on staff evaluations and checking the cleanliness and security of building
Complete weekly building and grounds walkthrough and submit a report
Any and all other duties assigned by a Supervisor regardless of whether or not such duties are included in the Custodian or Head/Assistant Head Custodian job descriptions

ESSENTIAL PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:

Lifting, pulling, pushing and moving items (some in excess of 100 pounds) on an occasional basis