Custodial

This is a first-level custodial position accountable for cleaning office or resident areas.  At this level, an employee works under general supervision and follows instructions and directions as part of a cleaning crew.  Work involves maintaining an inventory of supplies and tools and notifying the supervisor of any resupply needs.  Work may also involve performing routine maintenance on equipment.  

An employee in this position will perform custodial duties involving the cleaning of state offices or facilities.  An incumbent will work as part of a cleaning crew and may function as the lead worker.  Other duties include: training and instructing custodians in cleaning methods, operating a variety of power cleaning equipment, maintaining an inventory of supplies, and performing maintenance on cleaning equipment. 

This is a supervisory custodial position responsible for overseeing the work of a moderate size cleaning team.  This is independent work in planning and assigning cleaning and maintenance work as well as anticipating staffing and cleaning needs.  Other duties include: inspecting building areas to ensure work has been done properly, training and instructing custodians in cleaning methods, maintaining supply and tool inventory, and ordering resupply needs.

This is a custodial management position accountable for planning, directing, and supervising the work of all facility personnel assigned to housekeeping functions of a state building.  At this level, the employee will be responsible for planning, assigning, and reviewing the work of others, as well as adjusting work assignments and schedules to maintain adequate staffing levels and respond to fluctuating workloads.  Employees at this level will also be accountable for staying within an assigned budget as well as providing input when budget is being created.