Custodial Worker Union

Overview

Lorain County is governed by a board of three County Commissioners serving as the general administrative body for Lorain County. All Lorain County Commissioners are elected to office. The Lorain County Board of Commissioners is the budget and appropriating authority for Lorain County government and employs approximately 250 employees. Every agency (with the exception of the Motor Vehicle Gas Tax (MVGT), court, and other elected officeholder relies on the Lorain County Board of Commissioners for their budgets.

Under general supervision, performs routine to heavy cleaning tasks, operates high speed buffer, wax, scrub, vacuum, shampoos carpeting, moves office furniture, sweeps, mops floors, cleans and sanitizes restrooms, restocks paper items, washes windows, walls, mirrors, and furniture.

• Completion of elementary education, plus 3 months training or experience in institutional custodial work.
• Possesses physical ability to use heavy institutional cleaning equipment or equivalent.
• Compensation is based on qualifications and prior experience.

• Safety practices and procedures

• Carry out detailed but basic oral or written instructions
• Recognize safety warnings
• Lift or move office furniture
• Utilize cleaning materials
• Communicate effectively
• Follow simple instructions
• Demonstrate dexterity and skill in use of hands
• Establish friendly atmosphere as functional supervisor

• Use/operation of floor waxing/buffing machine

Lorain County is an equal opportunity employer and will make reasonable accommodations for qualified applicants with disabilities.