Custodian

**Custodian**

at PSA (Professional Sports Authenticator) Santa Ana, California, United States **Summary:**

Provide custodial service to Collectors Universe facility.

**Essential Duties and Responsibilities:**

- Clean break room counter, tables, chairs and stock utensils paper towels

- Clean and stock restrooms

- Empty all trash containers

- Dust office areas

- Monitor/Reorder cleaning supplies

**Competencies:** To perform the job successfully, each Custodian should demonstrate the following:

- Attention to detail

- Evaluate supplies for timely reordering

**Qualifications:**

- Ability to lift/maneuver up to 50 lbs

- Ability to stand/walk for periods up to 8 hours per day

**Education and/or Experience** Custodial experience preferred but not required.

**Reasoning Ability** Be able to adjust to schedule/requirement changes.

**Physical Demands:**

- Requires walking/standing most of the day

- Must be able to lift 50 pounds

- Lift trash bags five (5) feet to place in trash bin

- Considerable bending to empty trash receptacles and vacuum carpet

**Work Environment** Environment is clean, air conditioned

**About Collectors Universe**

Collectors Universe, Inc. is the leading provider of value-added services to the collectibles markets. We authenticate and grade collectible coins, trading cards, video games, event tickets, autographs, and memorabilia through our subsidiaries, which include Professional Sports Authenticators (PSA), Professional Coin Grading Services (PCGS), Certified Coin Exchange (CCE), Wata, Collectors Corner, Set Registry, Collectors.com, and the Long Beach Expo collectibles trade show. Since our founding in 1986, we have graded and authenticated more than 80 million items. We employ over 1,000 people across our Santa Ana, CA headquarters, New Jersey, Hong Kong, Paris, Shanghai and Tokyo. For more information, visit .

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