About CCS
CCS Facility Services is one of the largest building service contractors in the United States, providing expert janitorial and facility engineering services to thousands of commercial businesses with a deep bench of experienced cleaning and engineering professionals. Guided by a Service Heart we are a company Built to Serve with a passion to exceed our customer’s expectations.
Acerca de CCS
CCS Facility Services es uno de los proveedores de servicios para edificios más grandes de los Estados Unidos, que brinda servicios de limpieza e ingeniería de instalaciones y edificios a miles de empresas comerciales con un amplio grupo de profesionales experimentados en limpieza e ingeniería. Guiados por un Corazón de Servicio, somos una empresa dedicada a Servir con pasión para superar las expectativas de nuestros clientes.
About CCS:
CCS Facility Services is one of the largest building service contractors in the United States, providing expert janitorial and facility engineering services to thousands of commercial businesses with a deep bench of experienced cleaning and engineering professionals. Guided by a Service Heart we are a company Built to Serve with a passion to exceed our customer’s expectations.
Job Details:
CCS Facility Services is seeking a detail-oriented Janitor to clean and maintain a cancer research laboratory. The work follows Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) standards, so cleanliness, documentation, and strict adherence to written procedures are essential to protecting research integrity and the health and safety of staff. This role requires a higher level of discipline than standard commercial janitorial work.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Controlled Environment Cleaning
Clean and disinfect laboratory areas, cleanrooms (if applicable), offices, corridors, lobbies, break rooms, elevators, stairs, and locker rooms according to written Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
Vacuum, sweep, and mop floors using approved methods and equipment (such as HEPA-filtered vacuums and color-coded mops/cloths) to prevent cross-contamination between areas.
Clean from the cleanest area to the dirtiest, and from top to bottom, following the facility’s contamination-control protocols.
Dust and wipe all surfaces, including furniture, counters, lighting fixtures, ledges, and moldings, using only approved low-lint materials.
Remove stains from chairs and upholstered furniture.
Wash and clean windows, interior glass, and mirrors.
Disinfection and Infection Control
Disinfect high-touch surfaces (desks, door handles, light switches, phones, keyboards, shared equipment, and elevator buttons) using approved disinfectants and the required contact (dwell) times.
Clean and sanitize restrooms and restock supplies as needed.
Properly prepare, dilute, label, and store cleaning chemicals according to Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and manufacturer instructions.
Never mix chemicals, and use only products approved for the facility.
Waste Handling
Empty and clean trash and recycling containers and transport waste to the designated disposal area.
Correctly separate regular waste, recyclables, and regulated waste (such as biohazard or sharps containers). Employees will not handle or open regulated medical or hazardous waste unless they have been trained and authorized.
Immediately report any spill, sharps, or suspected biohazard to a supervisor and do not attempt cleanup without proper training and authorization.
Documentation and Compliance
Complete cleaning logs and checklists accurately, in real time, for every area cleaned and inspected (good documentation practice: legible, dated, and signed or initialed).
Follow all SOPs, GMP requirements, and client-specific protocols without deviation, and report any deviation immediately.
Follow gowning, hand hygiene, and personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements for each area, including gloves, gowns, masks, shoe covers, and hair covers.
Observe restricted-access areas, and enter only those…