School Custodian

Come join the Nawa family! - START ASAP! Nawa Professional Services is seeking a dependable Custodian / Janitor to join our team in the Fruitport area! We have part-time opportunities in a school setting and an immediate start. No prior experience? No problem! We provide paid training! Full time openings: Monday - Friday: 4:00PM - 12:00AM (occasional weekend work for set up and tear down of school events. During school breaks, alternate first shift schedule.) Monday - Friday: 4:30PM - 12:00AM (occasional weekend work for set up and tear down of school events. During school breaks, alternate first shift schedule.) Part time openings: Monday-Friday: 4:00PM-9:00PM (with occasional weekend work for set up and tear down of school events. During school breaks, alternate first shift schedule.) On call opening: Monday-Friday: on call as needed -- a 4-8 hour block of time between 8am and 11pm - up to 40 hours per week!! Pay Rate: $14 per hour Responsibilities: Vacuuming Mopping Dusting Cleaning restrooms Removing trash Operating a floor scrubber or similar floor cleaning equipment As well as other cleaning tasks as assigned Requirements: Reliable transportation Ability to pass a federal background check with no past or pending criminal charges and drug test including THC testing. 18 years of age or older with valid ID, authorization to work in the United States without requiring sponsorship now or in the future. Ability to work efficiently while upholding company’s quality standards Maintain effective communication with supervisors/managers and other team members Benefits of joining our team: Paid Time Off Holiday pay Opportunities for advancement / promotion Merit based pay increases $300 Referral bonuses for qualified candidates. Paid training Medical benefits: full time employees are eligible for health insurance on the first of the month after 60 days worked, when working an average of 30+ hour per week About Nawa Professional Services At Nawa, clean is more than a service—it’s a standard. Our name comes from Nawajewen, the Pottawatomi word for “ripples in the river #J-18808-Ljbffr