The City of Johnson City, Tennessee is accepting online applications for a Lead Park Attendant with the Parks & Recreation department. The employee performs intermediate semiskilled work participating in and leading other Park Attendant's in building cleaning and maintenance work; does related work as required. Responsible for inventory control of building maintenance supplies and equipment. This is repetitive manual work requiring efficient performance of simple building cleaning and maintenance duties. A Lead Park Attendant works under general supervision on routine recurring assignments, receiving specific instructions on each new or unusual assignment. The work is occasionally reviewed by inspection. An employee in this class acts as a working crew leader supervising the work of Park Attendant's.
Essential Functions of Position:
Required Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: General knowledge of building cleaning practices, supplies and equipment, and ability to use them economically and efficiently; ability to understand and follow simple oral and written directions; ability to supervise the work of others; mechanical aptitude; and thoroughness.
Acceptable Experience and Training: Completion of high school or GED and considerable building cleaning experience at the level of Custodian; or any equivalent combination of experience and training which provides the required knowledge, skills and abilities. Pre-employment physical, drug screening and background check required.
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Johnson City is a goal-oriented, high-energy, family-centered city with diverse economic components. Education, business, industry, civic and community organizations, and local government pull together to keep us moving forward. We have a diverse economy led by healthcare, education and an entrepreneurial spirit that lives on from our City’s founder, Henry Johnson.
We hold our natural beauty and resources in highest regard and lead the state of Tennessee in green initiatives. We received the Tennessee Municipal League’s first-ever Green City Leadership award for our environmental efforts.
This community is a thriving one because our 60,000+ residents are actively engaged. Neighborhood action committees, problem-solving task forces, public boards and committees, and outreach programs are creating a resilient, more cohesive community and strengthening government in its role of protecting and serving citizens.