Janitor

As a Janitor with Kimco Facility Services, YOU are a big part of our success. We provide high quality janitorial services to our commercial customers and depend on great employees to do that. We have Full-Time and Part-Time positions.
 
Pay rate: $13.50 per hourDays & Times:  Mon, Thursday 7pm – 9:30pm Total of 4-5 hours each weekCriminal History check and e-Verify required
 
What You'll Do:
• Clean and stock restrooms, breakrooms, etc. Gather and empty trash and replace trash bags
• Clean floors (sweep, mop, scrub, or vacuum). Dust furniture, walls, etc and polish windows
• Use cleaning equipment & supplies to Kimco standards, lock doors for building security/safety, etc. 
 
Qualifications:
• Experience in Housekeeping, Janitorial services, Custodial, commercial cleaning industry is a big plus.
• Ability to bend, stoop, stand, walk, reach, and climb for extended periods of time
• Ability to lift 30 lbs. on a continuous basis and occasionally up to 50 lbs. unassisted
• Team player with a positive outlook.
Why Kimco?
Kimco Facilities Services is a minority-owned, nationwide provider of cleaning services to commercial, healthcare, education, and industrial sectors. You'll join over 4,000 team members doing great work. We offer promotion opportunities and flexible schedules. We can't do this without YOU - click to apply
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