Commercial Cleaners perform various cleaning tasks at a larger scale at facilities such as office buildings, airports, and shopping centers. A commercial cleaner’s specific responsibilities depend on the size and structure of the facility. An essential part of this position does require hired individuals to work before or after regular business hours to clean facilities properly.
We have an open position for a Commercial Cleaner to join our team. The Commercial Cleaner will be responsible for cleaning our client’s buildings in a safe and healthy manner. As our company’s Residential Cleaner, your main tasks will include performing heavy cleaning duties, such as cleaning floors, shampooing rugs, washing walls and glass, and removing rubbish. A significant responsibility for this role is to keep facilities as sanitary as possible. You will be required to work heavily with disinfectant solutions, so knowledge of proper use and safety measures is necessary. You will need to be detail-oriented, organized, and self-sufficient.
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If you are hiring a Commercial Cleaner, these questions can help narrow options until you find the ideal candidate:
A Commercial Cleaner position usually requires a high school diploma or a GED. The education requirements for a commercial cleaner is gained from on the job experience.
Based on the job and the experience, the range will vary quite a bit. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median income for Commercial Cleaners in 2019 was $13.19/hour or $27,430 a year. The job market for Commercial Cleaner over the next ten years looks to grow by 7%. Compensation and pay can vary based on your local city and state.
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