POSITION AND TITLE: Cleaning and Light Maintenance Employees Sample Clauses

POSITION AND TITLE: Cleaning and Light Maintenance Employees. Following is a list of tasks that Cleaners are expected to perform on a regular basis. Not all tasks will be performed by each Cleaner. The schedule of tasks, their frequency and the division of tasks between Cleaners will be determined by the Employer following consultations between the parties. ∗ reports and is responsible to the National Secretary-Treasurer and his/her designate ∗ empties and cleans waste paper baskets and small waste receptacles ∗ picks up litter ∗ removes garbage to garbage bin ∗ sweeps/vacuums floors ∗ damp mops, washes and scrubs floors ∗ strips and waxes floors ∗ dusts ∗ spot cleans ∗ cleans furniture ∗ cleans fixtures and dusts all surfaces ∗ replaces lamps and/or tubes ∗ spot cleans walls and doors ∗ does emergency cleaning ∗ cleans and/or washes toilet facilities, showers, wash basins, chrome fittings, mirrors and dispensers as required ∗ orders and replenishes supplies in washrooms ∗ collects and cleans dishes from coffee areas, boardrooms and offices ∗ replenishes supplies of clean dishes and utensils in coffee areas ∗ cleans coffee area and kitchen surfaces and equipment, including refrigerators and microwave appliances ∗ orders and replenishes supplies for coffee areas and kitchen ∗ cleans smoking rooms, including emptying and cleaning ashtrays, wiping tables ∗ salts walkways and ramp areas ∗ advises service personnel brought in to maintain/service building and building systems, when necessary and appropriate ∗ assists management in instructing replacement/relief cleaning staff ∗ performs any other cleaning/maintenance tasks that may arise from time to time.
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