Posting number: 202600237
Department: Recreation & Parks
Division: R&P-PMRC
Job classification: Facility Monitor
Posting type: Open
Categories: Parks and Recreation
Under general supervision, meet, greet, and provide assistance to visitors, while performing basic janitorial, facility preparation and facility monitoring tasks at the Pip Moyer Recreation Center and/or The Stanton Center (as assigned). Completes janitorial service requests and facility set-up requests (work orders) as directed by the supervisor. Performs job duties with a visitor focus to provide a friendly atmosphere for facility users. Continually striving to meet or exceed customer expectations, enhancing trust and respect for others.
Under the direction of the supervisor, this employee will maintain the Pip Moyer Recreation Center and/or the Stanton Center in a clean, sanitary, and safe condition through disinfecting surfaces and organizing areas in an attractive manner. Works with intra-departmental staff to ensure efficiency and provide assistance to guests seeking general information.
Collaborates with a team of full-time and/or part-time employees in guiding members/guests participating in facility wide services and related programs.
Examples of work (illustrative only)
*Maintains all assigned areas by washing furnishings and equipment with approved disinfectants, arranging furniture and accessories;
*Dusts, sweeps and vacuums assigned areas according to the facility standards;
*Check and replenish all disposable supplies daily as needed e.g., soap, paper towels, toilet tissue in all assigned areas;
*Set-ups & breakdowns meeting rooms, athletic courts, and other areas in the facility for public or rental events with appropriate tables, chairs and equipment in accordance facility standards;
*Performs other duties as needed or required.
High School Diploma/GED required;
*Ability to efficiently complete work order request(s);
Physical ability: Strength and agility sufficient to lift and maneuver tables, chairs, trash cans, boxes and other heavy objects and equipment, and the ability to kneel, bend, reach and push objects for extended periods of time.
Visual ability: Sufficient to operate assigned cleaning and maintenance equipment, and to read written instructions and prepare written reports, correspondence, instructions, etc.
Hearing ability: Sufficient to understand radio transmissions or loud speaker, conversation with other individuals both in person and over a telephone.
Speaking ability: Sufficient to communicate effectively with other individuals in person, over a telephone and over a radio.
Freedom from mental disorders which would interfere with performance of duties as described.

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