Building Service Worker (0679) [Multiple Positions]

Find your Career at Northern Illinois University! Building Service Worker (0679) [Multiple Positions] Working Position Title Building Service Worker (0679) [Multiple Positions] Classification Classification Building Service Worker Position Number Position Number 00000679 Open Date Open Date 10/27/2026 Close Date Close Date 11/09/2026 Priority Review Date Employee Class Employee Class Staff Full-Time/Part Time Full-Time/Part Time Full-Time FTE

FTE 1.00

Position Status Position Status Regular FLSA FLSA Non-Exempt Job code Job code 4502 Union Representation Union Representation Union Union Code Union Code AFS - AFSCME, Local #963 Unit/Department Unit/Department Building Services College/Unit College/Unit Building Services Division Division Administration & Finance Location Location EF 101 Link to Department Website or Custom Search Page Position Summary, Requirements, and Qualifications Position Summary, Requirements, and Qualifications Overview Located west of Chicago in a close-knit community, Northern Illinois University (NIU) offers big-city resources and small-town charm. You’ll appreciate our variety of job openings and our comprehensive benefits. We offer health, dental and vision insurance, paid time off, retirement benefits and more. Come see if we have the right position for you. The Building Services Department provides routine, intermittent and restorative cleaning for all academic, research, residence hall, and athletic facilities on campus. We strive to fulfill the university’s mission by providing students, faculty staff with top quality academic, research and employment experiences by maintaining a clean, healthy environment for our customers who occupy and utilize the offices, classrooms, laboratories, student residential, and public areas. Position Summary Under the direct supervision of a Building Service Foreman, the Builder Service Worker performs the necessary custodial work to meet and maintain Building Services’ high standards of cleanliness and sanitation. Perform other duties closely related to those defined in the class specifications. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Flooring Cleaning Dust mop, sweep, wet mop and scrub floors in a safe and professional manner always using caution signs Clean, renew or renovate floor surface finishes spray buff, if necessary, to maintain a clean, high gloss appearance Strip, scrub, neutralize and refinish floors as needed or as directed by the supervisor Vacuum all carpeted areas regularly and extract and shampoo carpet as needed or as directed by the supervisor. Spot clean carpet stains as needed Restroom Cleaning Clean, service, shine and sanitize daily, restroom floors, toilets, urinals and sinks Clean, service, shine and sanitize restroom lights, walls, windows, mirrors, chrome surfaces, showers, tubs, vents and benches Maintain soap and paper supplies each day. This must be done according to the department’s restroom cleaning and sanitation procedures and with approved materials Classroom & Office Cleaning Wash walls, clean and polish all furniture such as desks, filing cabinets, bookcases, shelves, doors, door frames, window frames, thresholds, pictures, lamps and phones with proper cleaners Dust all horizontal and vertical areas as needed Clean blackboards and erasers daily Maintain chalk, erasers and paper supplies as needed in classrooms and labs Clean and shampoo all upholstered furniture Snow & Trash Removal Remove snow/ice from entryways and stairs, spread salt, pick up litter, trash, wastepaper and other debris from the interior of buildings Develop a schedule for thorough cleaning of all waste containers Empty recycling and garbage containers into appropriate receptacles Clean all building glass and partitions and all outside glass as high as possible with extension poles while standing on the ground. Keep all elevator tracks clean, vacuumed and polished. Replace light bulbs, including exit lights in a safe manner. Clean the fixture and diffuser or lens when replacing bulbs Operating Equipment Operate all equipment in a safe manner including automatic scrubbers and power sweepers (including rider type), all types of wet pick-ups and dry vacuums, power blowers, backpack vacuums, window washers and floor machines. Ensure that all equipment is cleaned and properly stored at the conclusion of each job and make sure the janitorial closets are clean and organized. Clean all floor pads after each use. Clean wet and dry mops and hang up in janitorial closets after each use. #J-18808-Ljbffr Northern Illinois University