Custodial Maintenance

Skills I learned doing custodial maintenance at various locations

Cleaner 2 (D.O.T. 919.687-014): Performing routine cleaning tasks including sweeping, mopping, dusting, and vacuuming.
Cleaner, Housekeeper (D.O.T. 323.687-014): Ensuring cleanliness and hygiene in living and working spaces.

Cleaner, Hospital (D.O.T. 323.687-010): Cleaning procedures specific to hospital environments to prevent infections and ensure sterile conditions.
Cleaner, Commercial or Institutional (D.O.T. 381.687-010): Maintaining large commercial and institutional facilities, ensuring cleanliness and order.
Cleaner, Industrial (D.O.T. 381.687-018): Handling cleaning tasks in industrial settings, adhering to safety and environmental standards.
Cleaner, Wall (D.O.T. 381.687-076): Cleaning and maintaining wall surfaces, including washing, dusting, and spot cleaning.

Waxer, Floor (D.O.T. 381.687-634): Proficient in floor care techniques, including stripping, waxing, and buffing floors.
Rug Cleaner, Hand (D.O.T. 369.384-014): Cleaning and maintaining rugs and carpets, including stain removal and shampooing.

Bloodborne Pathogen Cleanup: Handling and cleaning bio-hazardous materials safely, understanding precautions and procedures for dealing with bloodborne pathogens, with annual retraining.
Safety Protocols: Adhering to safety protocols to prevent accidents and injuries, ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations.

Use of Cleaning Equipment: Operating and maintaining various cleaning and maintenance equipment, such as buffers, scrubbers, and vacuum cleaners.
Routine Equipment Maintenance: Performing routine maintenance and troubleshooting of cleaning equipment to ensure optimal performance.

Handling Waste: Properly handling and disposing of waste, including recycling and hazardous materials.
Implementing Waste Reduction: Practices to minimize waste and promote environmental sustainability.

Tracking Supplies: Managing cleaning supplies and maintenance materials, ensuring adequate stock levels.
Ordering Supplies: Ordering and restocking supplies as needed to maintain operations.

Responding to Requests: Addressing maintenance requests and complaints promptly and professionally.
Interacting with Occupants: Interacting with building occupants to address their concerns and ensure satisfaction.

Maintaining Cleanliness: Keeping the work environment clean and organized.
Record Keeping: Keeping accurate records of maintenance activities and supplies.

Leading Team: Leading a team of custodial staff, providing training and guidance.
Delegating Tasks: Delegating tasks effectively to ensure productivity and efficiency.

Resolving Issues: Identifying and resolving maintenance issues quickly and effectively.
Improving Processes: Implementing improvements to enhance maintenance processes and outcomes.

Communicating Effectively: Communicating clearly with supervisors, team members, and building occupants.
Reporting: Writing clear and concise maintenance reports.

Handling Emergencies: Responding to emergencies such as spills, leaks, and equipment failures.
Implementing Procedures: Following emergency procedures and protocols to mitigate risks.

Green Cleaning Practices: Implementing environmentally friendly cleaning practices and using green cleaning products.
Promoting Sustainability: Promoting sustainability in maintenance operations.