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Técnico(a) de Limpieza Comercial Huntsville

Técnico(a) de Limpieza Comercial

Part Time • Huntsville
Responsive recruiter
Benefits:
  • Health insurance
  • Paid time off
  • Training & development
Ahora Contratando: Técnico(a) de Limpieza Comercial (Turnos Nocturnos Disponibles)

📍 Huntsville, AL
 💲 $12–$14 por hora (según la ubicación y el contrato)
 🕒 Horarios varían según el contrato del cliente – la mayoría de los puestos son de medio tiempo y en la tarde/noche

Resumen del Puesto

Office Pride está contratando actualmente Técnicos(as) de Limpieza Comercial responsables y detallistas para trabajar en instalaciones en el área de Huntsville.

Si usted se siente orgulloso(a) de su trabajo, disfruta trabajar de manera independiente y busca horarios consistentes con oportunidades de crecimiento, ¡nos encantaría conocerle!

Este puesto consiste en mantener ambientes limpios, seguros y profesionales para nuestros clientes comerciales.

Responsabilidades Principales

  • Limpiar y mantener edificios y oficinas comerciales

  • Realizar tareas rutinarias de limpieza como barrer, trapear, aspirar y quitar el polvo

  • Limpiar y desinfectar baños y áreas comunes

  • Vaciar la basura y reponer suministros

  • Seguir los estándares de limpieza y procedimientos de seguridad de la compañía

  • Operar equipos de piso como pulidoras o máquinas scrubber (si está capacitado/a)

Requisitos

  • Capacidad para trabajar de manera independiente y en equipo

  • Atención al detalle

  • Capacidad para levantar hasta 35 libras

  • Transporte confiable

  • Experiencia usando máquinas de piso (scrubber/pulidora) es preferida pero no requerida

  • Experiencia previa en limpieza comercial es preferida pero no requerida (ofrecemos entrenamiento pagado)

Lo Que Ofrecemos

  • Pago competitivo por hora ($12–$14 según ubicación y contrato)

  • Entrenamiento pagado

  • Horarios flexibles (la mayoría en la tarde/noche)

  • Ambiente de trabajo con apoyo y respeto

Si usted es responsable, motivado(a) y está listo(a) para trabajar, ¡aplique hoy y únase a una compañía que valora la integridad y el trabajo duro!
Compensation: $12.00 - $14.00 per hour

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