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EMS, LLC
Floor Technician
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
A Building and General Maintenance Technician performs building maintenance and appliance repairs for an apartment complex, housing division, residential center or business, as directed by a property manager.
$43,236 / year median in Georgia
+19% projected growth
Job Description
Job Title:
Floor Tech Reports to: Director of Environmental Services and/orFacilities Director FLSA Status:
Non-exempt Hours:
Vary Blood bornePathogen Classification:
OSHA Risk Category 1 SUMMARY Responsible for the cleanliness and servicing building. Performs basic maintains on the facility and building grounds.RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES
include the following. Other duties may be assigned.- Dust /damp mop floors, baseboards, rooms, stairways, utility rooms, bathrooms, and corridors in assigned areas.
- Strips, scrubs, refinishes and burnish floor surfaces assigned.
- Collects medical waste and general trash from holding areas. Transports and places material in the containers for Waste Disposal Contractor it up.
- Clean stairways, stairwells, walls and interior portions of building entrances.
- Removes gum and other foreign substances from surfaces and fixtures.
- Removes dirt, scuff marks, and build-up from floor using appropriate techniques.
- Applies stripper, sealer, and finishes to floors.
- Shampoos, extracts, and spots carpeted floor surfaces using applicable chemicals, equipment, and procedures.
- Polices grounds as assigned to maintain free of paper, trash, and other debris.
- May be assigned to clean sidewalks, steps, interior portions of garages and other required areas.
- Removes water from areas by mopping or vacuuming operations.
- During winter, removes snow and ice as necessary and spreads deicing chemicals.
- Performs routine, repetitive tasks on a continuous basis, accepting supervision from a number of persons.
- Responsible for the proper use, care, maintenance and storage of environmental services equipment, tools and materials used during the execution of his/her tasks.
- Conforms to all safety and fire regulations.
- Reports to Director of Environmental Services, Facilities Director or his/her designee all defective or damaged fixtures and properties.
- Ensures safe operation, prescribed care of machinery (maintaining equipment in good operable condition) and judicious use of all detergents, strippers, finishes, and other janitorial supplies.
EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS REQUIRED
- No formal education required, only the ability to follow instructions and directions, High School Diploma or GED preferred
- Must be able to read, write and speak English
- Environmental Services experience is desirable but not essential. Employee can be trained through in-service education.
- Must know how to use environmental services equipment , chemicals and supplies such as finishes, disinfectants, strippers, battery operated floor machines, cord burnish machines, mops, and other related items.
- Able to keep assigned areas in a condition complying with corporate standards.