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Qualifications: Experience in Housekeeping, Janitorial services, Custodial, commercial cleaning industry is a big plus. Qualifications: Experience in Housekeeping, Janitorial services, Custodial, commercial cleaning industry is a big plus.
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Experience in Housekeeping, Janitorial services, Custodial, commercial cleaning industry is a big plus. Experience in Housekeeping, Janitorial services, Custodial, commercial cleaning industry is a big plus.
$13 - $14 an hourPart-timeExpandActive JobUpdated 27 days ago The Custodial Team keeps our environment looking its best each day and that it is clean and maintained in a safe and professional manner.
Position purposeCustodians work to make sure that all types of buildings are neat, clean, free from clutter and safe.
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Prepares and paints walls and woodwork or performs other types of refinish; installs or repairs carpet and other flooring; performs custodial duties as required. Assists and performs with installation, maintenance, repair and construction work in the basic building maintenance trades, such as carpentry, painting, electrical, plumbing, locksmith, carpet, and mechanics.
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