Custodial Worker I - Family Court

Custodial Worker I - Family Court

Performs routine manual work in a variety of cleaning tasks in the custodial care of court facilities and surrounding grounds. An employee in this class may work alone or participate in a small crew in custodial operations required to maintain office, cell rooms, holding areas, dining areas and other areas used by employees or the public in a clean and sanitary condition. Work involves the performance of cleaning and minor maintenance work in an assigned building or building area. Primary responsibility is the proper use of methods, materials, and equipment. Employees follow a well-established routine and work is subject to general supervision by a designated superior and is reviewed by general inspection and observation of results.

Mops and scrubs floors; washes windows; waxes and polishes floors and furniture; dusts furniture; cleans and polishes brass; cleans lavatories and replaces lavatory supplies; disposes of waste paper.

Cuts grass, trims hedges, shovels snow, sweeps and cleans walks and assists in keeping outside premises in an orderly condition.

Replaces light bulbs; makes simple repairs to buildings and equipment; repairs and adjusts cleaning equipment; reports damage to structures and equipment that require repairs.

Moves furniture and equipment; delivers supplies; runs errands; serves as guard or night watchman as an incidental assignment.

Ability to quickly learn the routine of assigned janitorial tasks, and the operation and care of cleaning equipment required in job assignments.

Ability to understand and follow simple oral and written instructions.

Ability to maintain effective working relationships with fellow workers.

High school diploma or equivalent.

OR any equivalent combination of training and experience determined to be acceptable by the First Judicial District of Pennsylvania.

After meeting minimum standards, successful completion of a panel review and interview process.

Must successfully complete a criminal background investigation.

Ability to perform the essential functions of the position.

Covid-19 vaccination is recommended.

Must work on site (not remote).

Salary Range : $34,197 - $36,702

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