Lead Technician

Job Summary A Lead Cleaner is responsible for routine cleaning and supervising routine cleaning of all areas of a job. A Lead Cleaner accepts increased responsibility, and acts as the liaison or intermediary between Managers or Supervisors and the cleaning staff. This position is the prime contact at a location for staff and customer. The position supervises and instructs cleaning personnel in the proper procedures and cleaning standards of the customer and company. A lead cleaner also assists with training as needed. Other Qualifications Ability to train and assign work to employees Ability to prioritize and organize the work of others Proven experience and knowledge of window cleaning Able to demonstrate importance of safety in the workplace, set and follow safety standards, and report unsafe conditions to appropriate Supervisor. Satisfactory personal appearance and hygiene within company guidelines Demonstrated ability to maintain equipment in a clean, safe and operable condition Ability to operate and use equipment Comprehensive knowledge of restocking supplies Valid driver's license Reliable transportation Liability car insurance Ability to read a street guide and follow directions Provide excellent customer service Write legibly and speak clearly Able to count money and make change Self motivated and able to work alone Physical Requirements Able to stand on feet for long periods of time Able to lift up to 60 lbs. Able to do repetitive motion with hands, wrist and arms Able to work with arms above head Able to bend and squat to ground level Able to work in temperatures ranging from 0 to 110 degree Able to assemble, lift and climb ladders up to 30 feet FISH offers Paid training, no experience necessary Minimum hourly guarantee with ability to earn up to $15 an hour or more No nights or weekends Flexible hours Full or Part time available year-round Tips and additional commission opportunities Inside and outside work Equipment and uniforms furnished #J-18808-Ljbffr