Janitor

POSITION OVERVIEW The Janitor is charged with maintaining a safe, clean working environment for all dealership employees and customers. DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES • Cleans the service and customer areas. • Performs routine building maintenance in such a manner as to minimize interruption of customers and/or employees. • Washes all windows, glass doors, and glass panels throughout the service area. • Mops and cleans service waiting area, offices, technicians’ locker room and lunch room, halls, and shop bathroom. • Sweeps technician stalls, service department, and body shop floors, halls, and vending areas. • Cleans all signs, posters, service signs, mirrors, fans, and vending machines. • Maintains hot beverage areas by cleaning counter surfaces and restocking coffee and related supplies. • Cleans bathrooms and restocks paper supplies. • Cleans driveway and sidewalks, removing debris as necessary. • Empties and cleans lunchroom refrigerators once a week. • Washes shop truck, inside and out. • Cleans fork lift and power equipment. • Empties and cleans all trash and cigarette receptacles. • Removes all debris from lot. • Maintains yard equipment and cleaning supplies. • Cleans oil storage tanks according to procedures. • Drains and properly disposes of used oil filters. • Removes any old scrap parts from the shop after checking with the parts manager. • Returns cores to storage area. • Assists technicians with oil and water spills and with emptying drain tubs. • Trims shrubbery and removes debris. • Runs errands as directed by Service Manager. • Other duties as assigned. KNOWLEDGE AND ACTIVITY REQUIREMENTS The knowledge and physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Knowledge Requirements • Valid Driver’s License (CDL a plus) • Proven track record of achieving or over-achieving goals. • Outstanding communication skills. • Understands the OSHA Right-to Know and other federal, state, and local regulations. Work Environment • Normal accessibility of all work sites required for the position • Normal exposure to weather and temperature extremes, cramped spaces, loud noises, chemicals and fumes, dust, heights or work safety hazards • Normal amount of overtime or extended work hours required Physical Effort • Normal physical mobility, which includes movement from place to place on the job taking distance and speed into account • Normal physical agility, which includes ability to maneuver body while in place • Normal physical strength to handle routine materials and tools • Normal physical strength to handle 50-pound object, taking frequency into consideration • Normal dexterity of hands and finger • Normal coordination, including eye-hand, hand-foot • Normal endurance Communication • Normal verbal communication • Normal written communication • Normal non-verbal communication Sensory Abilities • Normal ability to see, distinguish colors, hear, smell and taste • Normal sense of touch Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. M/F/V