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JANITOR- PROJECTS- FULL TIME - SECOND SHIFT
OLIVE-HARVEY COLLEGE
Consider joining Olive-Harvey College as a Full-Time Janitor-
Projects. Olive-Harvey College is looking for hardworking,
dedicated janitor to perform janitorial work in and around the
buildings. A successful janitor candidate will be responsible for
the cleanliness, upkeep, and presentation of the campus facilities
on our evening shift. The successful candidate will contribute to
facility maintenance, will help to create a positive, welcoming
environment, and will have a strong customer service focus, for
students, faculty and staff.
Primary Objective: Perform variety types of cleaning tasks
in addition to all traditional janitorial work in and around the
buildings.
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:
Cleaning tasks include:
A. Cleanup in connection with construction, painting and
repair.
B. Heavy trash removal.
C. Removal of old carpeting.
D. High level work twelve feet and over from floor level.
E. Removal of tile affixed to floor.
F. Moving and storing of construction material and
equipment.
G. Loading and unloading of trucks.
H. Operation of floor scrubbers.
I. Stripping and refinishing of the floors.
J. Operation of carpet scrubbers & extraction
equipment.
K. Shampooing & extraction of carpets and upholstery.
L. Furniture crating and uncrating.
M. Snow removal.
Dust all ledges, counter tops, files, office equipment, desk
and walls.
Dust mop all hard surfaces.
Spot cleaning or complete washing of all walls, files, desk
tops, office glass, partitions, doors, chairs, blackboards,
mirrors, waste baskets and garbage cans, office machines and ash
trays.
Thorough cleaning of all bathroom fixtures and partitions.
Polishing furniture.
Metal polishing.
Hosing and sweeping of sidewalks.
Trash removal.
Dismantling and cleaning of light fixtures.
Operation of vacuum cleaners.
Cleaning of Venetian blinds (washing & vacuuming).
Policing of facility and grounds (inside & outside).
Washing of exterior walls.
Scraping of gum and other objects form hard surfaces and
carpet.
Spot cleaning furniture or carpet, but not more than 2 hours
per day.
Setting up and /or take down of chairs and tables.
Wet mopping or spot mopping public corridors, washrooms,
classrooms and any hard surfaces.
Operation of compactors and /or balers.
Maintenance of outside ground (raking, grass cutting, watering,
garbage, etc.)
Adheres to CCC Customer Service Excellence standards.
Performs other duties as assigned .
QUALIFICATIONS:
Must be a high school graduate or the equivalent
preferred.
Preference will be given to current temporary janitors at City
Colleges of Chicago.
Must be able to perform all duties listed above.
Schedule: Monday-Thursday: 2:30-11pm and Fri 1pm-9:30pm
Salary: $26.16/hour The rate paid is in accordance with the
respective bargaining agreement. Benefits information is found at
https://www.ccc.edu/departments/Benefits/
This position is represented by Service Employees International
Union (SEIU) Local 73.
Chicago residency is required for all full-time employees within
six (6) months of hire. We are an equal opportunity and affirmative action
employer. Thank you for your interest in City Colleges of
Chicago!
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