Warehouse Cleaner

Job Profile: Industrial Cleaner at a Supplier and Manufacturing Company
Reports To: Warehouse Manager

Job Purpose:
The Industrial Cleaner is responsible for maintaining a clean, safe, and organized environment
in manufacturing facilities and supplier warehouses. The primary focus is to ensure cleanliness,
hygiene, and orderliness in work areas to comply with safety regulations, enhance operational
efficiency, and contribute to a positive and productive workplace.

Key Responsibilities:
Cleaning and Sanitizing:
o Perform routine cleaning and sanitation of industrial equipment, floors, walls,
windows, restrooms, break areas, and storage spaces.
o Ensure the proper disposal of hazardous waste (e.g., chemicals, oils, lubricants)
according to company protocols.
o Clean and maintain machinery, tools, and work surfaces to prevent
contamination or accidents.

Health and Safety Compliance:
o Adhere to all safety guidelines and regulations, including the proper handling of
cleaning chemicals, tools, and equipment.
o Ensure the workplace is compliant with health and safety standards to reduce
the risk of accidents, fires, or injuries.

Waste Management:
o Manage the disposal of industrial waste and recyclable materials in accordance
with environmental guidelines.
o Maintain an organized storage area for cleaning supplies and waste disposal
containers.

General Facility Maintenance Support:
o Assist the maintenance team with minor repairs or upkeep, such as changing
light bulbs, replacing air filters, or general cleaning tasks.
o Help monitor and report facility issues, including leaks, electrical problems, or
equipment malfunctions.

Inventory Management:

o Track and report cleaning supplies inventory to ensure adequate stock levels
and to prevent shortages.
o Order cleaning chemicals and supplies as necessary.

Cleaning Equipment Operation:
o Use industrial cleaning equipment (e.g., floor scrubbers, pressure washers,
vacuums) safely and effectively.
o Conduct routine maintenance checks on cleaning machines to ensure proper
functionality.

Record Keeping:
o Maintain cleaning schedules and logs to ensure that cleaning tasks are
completed on time.
o Document any issues, damages, or repairs that need attention.

Required Skills and Qualifications:
Experience:
o Prior experience as an industrial cleaner or in a manufacturing/warehouse
environment is preferred.
o Familiarity with industrial cleaning products, equipment, and techniques.
Technical Skills:
o Ability to operate industrial cleaning machines and equipment (e.g., pressure
washers, scrubbers, vacuum cleaners).
o Basic knowledge of chemicals, their proper handling, and safety procedures.
Physical Requirements:
o Ability to lift heavy objects (up to 50 lbs) and perform physical tasks such as
bending, lifting, and standing for long periods.
o Comfortable working in varying temperatures (e.g., in cold storage areas or warm
manufacturing zones).

Safety Knowledge:
o Strong understanding of safety standards, protocols, and regulations in an
industrial environment (e.g., OSHA).
o Knowledge of hazardous material handling and disposal.
Attention to Detail:
o High attention to detail to ensure thorough cleaning and a safe environment.

Desired Attributes:
Reliability: Consistently dependable in performing tasks on time and in compliance
with company standards.
Self-motivation: Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
Teamwork: Ability to work as part of a larger team, supporting maintenance or
operations staff when needed.
Organization: Strong organizational skills to track cleaning schedules, supplies, and
maintenance needs.

Education and Certifications:
High school diploma or equivalent.
Occupational health and safety certifications (e.g., OSHA training) are a plus.
Specific training in industrial cleaning techniques may be beneficial but is not required.