Custodian - (Immediate) | Kipp Austin Ridge

Job Description
The Opportunity
The Custodian is responsible for performing housekeeping, general cleaning, and other assigned tasks as required to maintain the cleanliness and safety of the school building and grounds. As a key member of the statewide Facilities team, the Custodian will report to the Campus Facilities Manager. This position is a full time position with a requirement to work the occasional night/weekend. This role furthers the mission of KIPP by providing a clean, maintained and safe learning environment for students and faculty.
Key Responsibilities
Open facilities for use by the school. When applicable unlock doors, disable alarm system, ensure that the air conditioning/heater turns on, turn on lights, perform a quick safety inspection
Maintain a safe working environment for KIPP Texas students and faculty
Learn building systems such as the fire alarm, burglar, main shut off and electrical breaker systems
Perform general cleaning duties including sweeping and mopping floors, cleaning entrance windows, cleaning and restocking all student and faculty restrooms, cleaning drinking fountains and white boards, removing trash, etc.
Pick up trash on and around school grounds including athletic fields
Respond to emergency cleanups of various substances
Operate, clean and maintain equipment (mops, buckets, autoscrubber, etc)
Daily laundry duties (towels, mops, etc)
Perform floor work to include stripping and waxing floors, sealing floors, extracting stains from carpets, etc
Perform small handyman duties (replace light bulbs, clean inside air filters, paint etc)
Assist with the cleaning of campus vehicle fleet, if applicable
Move and rearrange furniture &
assist with breakfast/lunch set ups
Formally check-in weekly with Supervisor(s) regarding supply orders, reporting issues in cleaning or known equipment failures
Perform other job-related duties as assigned and requested by the Supervisor(s)
Attend meetings, professional development meetings and training session “Continuous Learning”