Floor Technician - Lead

Overview
Join our dynamic team as a Lead Floor Technician and take charge of maintaining pristine, safe, and welcoming environments across commercial and institutional facilities. In this energetic role, you will lead a team of custodial professionals, ensuring that all flooring surfaces—whether carpet, tile, vinyl, or hardwood—are expertly cared for and maintained to the highest standards. Your leadership will drive excellence in cleaning processes, floor care procedures, and environmental services, creating a positive impression for visitors and staff alike. This is an exciting opportunity to showcase your expertise in janitorial and custodial services while inspiring a team to deliver outstanding results every day.

Duties

  • Supervise and coordinate daily cleaning operations focused on floor care, including sweeping, mopping, buffing, and carpet cleaning to ensure spotless surfaces.
  • Lead the team in performing detailed floor maintenance tasks such as stripping, sealing, waxing, and polishing to extend flooring lifespan and enhance appearance.
  • Train new team members on proper cleaning techniques, safety protocols, and equipment use related to janitorial services and environmental standards.
  • Conduct regular inspections of work areas to verify adherence to cleanliness standards and safety regulations.
  • Manage inventory of cleaning supplies and equipment, ensuring all tools for carpet cleaning, buffing, and general janitorial tasks are well-maintained and available.
  • Document daily activities through reports and logs; address any issues promptly to maintain operational efficiency.
  • Foster a positive team environment by motivating staff, providing feedback, and promoting best practices in commercial cleaning.

Skills

  • Proven experience in cleaning services with a strong focus on floor care techniques such as buffing, stripping, sealing, waxing, and carpet cleaning.
  • Demonstrated leadership skills with the ability to supervise and motivate a custodial team effectively.
  • Extensive knowledge of janitorial procedures and environmental services standards within commercial or institutional settings.
  • Ability to operate various cleaning equipment including floor buffers, extractors for carpet cleaning, vacuums, mops, and other custodial tools.
  • Excellent organizational skills with attention to detail in inspecting work quality and managing supplies.
  • Strong communication skills for training staff and coordinating with management teams.
  • Commitment to safety protocols and environmentally responsible cleaning practices. This role offers an engaging environment where your expertise makes a tangible difference every day! We are dedicated to supporting your professional growth while maintaining a clean and safe space for all who enter our facilities.

Pay: $25.78 - $31.05 per hour

Benefits:

  • Dental insurance
  • Health insurance
  • Vision insurance

Work Location: In person

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