Custodial Office Cleaner

Family Practice Center, P.C. is currently seeking a Part-Time Custodial Office Cleaner in our Williamsport Office. The ideal candidate will clean the office approx 5 evenings biweekly to include the duties listed below.  Family Practice Center is a large group of primary care physicians in Central PA.  We offer a wide range of services including family medicine, pediatrics, counseling services, onsite lab and x-ray, and much more.  Family Practice offers a competitive rate.

Education:

- Requires a high school diploma or equivalent.

Certification/Licensure:

- Must have reliable transportation

- May be required to pass random drug and/or alcohol testing.

General Summary of Duties:

A large building space will take approximately two to three hours per night to clean.  Responsibilities include:

Nightly:

- Clean entryway glass of fingerprints and smudges.

- Vacuum all carpet, sweep and mop VCT tiles and flooring, to include under all work stations and behind doorways.

- Empty all waste baskets, clean exterior of basket as needed, and place waste in dumpsters.

- Wipe off and disinfect all counter-tops, exam table beds, and exam room surfaces.

- Sanitize and wipe off drinking fountains daily.

- Wipe off, clean, and sanitize all bathroom fixtures, sinks, grab bars, chairs, and all the toilets (to include the base).

- Replenish any paper towel holders, toilet paper, and hand soap dispensers as needed.

- Clean lunch room and wipe off and sanitize all tables and countertops.

- Clean front and top of refrigerator and microwave.

- Wipe out and sanitize all exam sinks.

- Wipe areas around soap dispensers as well as floors and walls where excess was left.

- Straighten exam room and waiting room chairs, wipe off and sanitize as needed.

- Spot clean any carpet stains.

- Wipe off and sanitize door pulls and knobs.

- Other jobs as directed.

- Stairway entrance from front door.

- Elevator from front door.

- Clean carpets in walkways and waiting rooms.

- Mop and sweep all flooring

Weekly:

- Dust all areas, work surfaces, exam rooms, and private offices.

- Thoroughly mop all flooring and do touch up floor cleaning as needed.

- Clean all office windows and glass.

- Straighten wall pictures

- Thoroughly clean bathroom sinks and toilets.

- Place order with Lisa Zechman for needed cleaning supplies, plastic bags, soap, toilet tissue, paper towels, etc.

- Other jobs as directed.

- Stairway (North and South)

- Thoroughly stock bathroom cabinets with toilet paper, paper towels, soap, garbage bags for staff replenishing needs.

- Clean carpets in walkways and waiting rooms.

Monthly:

- Clean/dust the bottoms parts of wood and plastic chairs, stools, and treatment tables.

- Clean behind small stands, chairs, and tables in waiting room.

- Check for cob webs behind doors.

- Dust kick plates

- Thoroughly vacuum all carpet moving chairs, small stands, tables, etc.

- Dust picture frames, tops of televisions, and other wall hangings.

- Clean outside of cabinets.

- Clean Providers office to include dusting the desk.

- Dust the woodwork, archways, picture frames, tops of televisions, and other wall hangings.

Quarterly:

- Thoroughly clean kick plates.

- Clean non-personal work spaces or common areas, to include but not limited to, moving small equipment or copiers to clean behind.

- Other jobs as directed.

- Bathroom vents.

- Clean cabinet facing.

Biannually:

- Thoroughly dust all vents in exam rooms.

- Wipe down the walls.

- Clean the insides of trash cans.

- Dust/clean plastic shrubs.

- Other jobs as directed.

Supervision Received:   Provider, however, additional duties and oversight will occur by Office Manager and Human Resources.

Typical Physical Demands:   Work will require standing, lifting, pushing, pulling, moving, stooping, bending, and stretching for long periods of time.

Typical Working Condition:  Work is performed in an office environment.

I have read and understand the duties, demands and qualifications of this position and acknowledge the expectations and risk of exposures: