General worker cleaner duties typically involve maintaining cleanliness and hygiene in various environments such as offices, residential spaces, and public facilities. Core responsibilities usually include:
- Sweeping, mopping, and vacuuming floors to remove dirt, dust, and debris[1].
- Dusting and polishing furniture, fixtures, and fittings to maintain a neat appearance[1].
- Wiping down and sanitizing high-touch surfaces, including countertops, desks, tables, and light switches[1].
- Cleaning restrooms: scrubbing and disinfecting toilets, sinks, urinals, and mirrors, and restocking supplies like toilet paper, soap, and paper towels[1].
- Emptying trash bins, replacing liners, and managing recycling according to facility guidelines[1].
- Cleaning kitchen areas: washing sinks, wiping countertops, sanitizing appliances, and replenishing kitchen supplies[1].
- Washing windows, mirrors, and other glass surfaces to remove dirt and streaks[4].
- Vacuuming and spot cleaning carpets and upholstery, and deep cleaning when necessary[1].
- Performing routine inspections of assigned areas to identify additional cleaning needs or repairs[3].
- Carrying out special projects such as deep cleaning or event preparations as needed[2].
- Reporting any maintenance issues, damages, or safety hazards to management[3].
- Monitoring and maintaining cleaning supplies inventory and notifying supervisors when stocks are low[2].
- Ensuring adherence to health, safety, and sanitation protocols at all times[3].
- Collaborating with other staff members to ensure seamless facility operation[3].
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