DOUGLAS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
HEAD CUSTODIAN
(OPEN TO CURRENT DCSD EMPLOYEES
ONLY)
FUNCTION
Performs
moderately difficult work in the performance of custodial
work involving the cleaning, maintenance and repair of
buildings, premises, and entryways; supervises, coordinates,
and evaluates the work requirements of a custodial staff set
by the Custodial Supervisor. Responsible for maintaining the
physical school plant in a safe and clean operating
condition.
SUPERVISION RECEIVED
Work is
performed independently under the direction of the Custodial
Supervisor. The Custodial Supervisor, with the input from the
Site Administrator, shall at least annually evaluate the Head
Custodian's performance.
SUPERVISION EXERCISED
Provides
instruction, direction and training to custodial staff.
Supervises and evaluates the cleaning of the school. In
cooperation with the Custodial Supervisor and the Site
Administrator, the Head Custodian, shall evaluate the
performance of the custodial staff and cleanliness of the
school on a regular basis.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
Manage
the School Districts cleanliness standards set by the
Custodial Supervisor. Ensure that the Process Cleaning for
Health system is being followed daily by all custodial
employees at designated site.
Assist in
the selection, assignment, scheduling, and training of
members of the custodial staff; respond to questions and
concerns of assigned custodial employees.
Plan and
oversee daily maintenance and repair activities; maintain a
high standard of cleanliness safety, and efficiency; keep the
Custodial Supervisor and the building Principal informed on
work activities; prepare maintenance reports as
requested.
Inspect
the cleanliness of classrooms, offices, halls, and other
areas of the school buildings by checking the daily
assessment logs kept by each employee daily.
including the upkeep and repair of furnishings and equipment.
Submit written reports of the daily service assessment logs
to the Custodial Supervisor at the end of each month.
Monitor
the attendance and punctuality of all assigned custodial
employees and keep accurate records of such.
Maintain
and monitor inventory of suitable supplies, tools, and
equipment and recommend purchases of such to the Custodial
Supervisor.
Promote
the safety, health, and comfort of the students and
staff.
Assist
with snow removal, insuring that all entrances, hydrants, and
walks are kept clear.
Maintain
an inventory of supplies, equipment and fuel; anticipate
future supplies equipment and fuel inventory needs;
requisition needed replacements to the Custodial
Supervisor.
Ensure
needed supplies and equipment are used efficiently.
Conduct
an ongoing program of general maintenance, painting, upkeep
and repair.
Conduct
periodic inspections and tests of all electrical and plumbing
installations in the school to insure their safe
condition.
Coordinate custodial activities for special activities as
requested by the site administrator.
Ensure
that subordinate custodians are opening and/or closing
buildings safely and securely.
Assist in
assembling or disassembling furniture, equipment, or
miscellaneous items, either district or donated property as
required.
Assist in
work cleanup due to fires, floods or other natural
disasters.
NON-ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
May
assist other crafts as needed.
Perform
other related duties as assigned.
WORK CONTACTS
Contact
with co-workers, supervisors, staff and students.
Occasional contact with the general public.
CONDITIONS OF WORK
Work
involves heavy lifting, snow shoveling, bending, pulling,
pushing, standing and crawling up and down ladders; exposure
to inclement weather when operating snow removal equipment or
during snow shoveling; exposure to electricity.
REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES
Knowledge
of the principles of supervision; knowledge of the cleaning
methods, materials and equipment used in custodial work;
knowledge of the occupational hazards and equipment common to
the work; knowledge of the safe and correct use of hand and
power tools and equipment common to the work; knowledge of
the methods, materials and equipment used in minor
maintenance and repair work; knowledge of safety precautions
and safe work practices. The ability to perform the following
work activities with or without reasonable
accommodations:
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Plan and organize
work.
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Instruct and train
custodial staff in Process Cleaning For Health.
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Safely and correctly
perform custodial duties on buildings and premises; operate
equipment and tools common to custodial work.
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Perform physically
demanding work; Lift up to 60 lbs.
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Climb Ladders.
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Perform minor electrical
repairs including the changing of ballasts.
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Operate snow removal
equipment and/or shovel snow.
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Understand written and
oral communications.
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Communicate tactfully,
clearly and concisely, both orally and in writing.
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Work cooperatively with
employees, staff, other district personnel, students and the
general public.
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Establish and maintain
effective working relationships.
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Maintain good physical
condition.
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Maintain records and
reports.
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Maintain regular
attendance and punctuality.
ACCEPTABLE EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING
Two (2) years progressively responsible experience in
custodial work including some lead or supervisory
responsibility and high school graduation; or any equivalent
combination of experience and training which provides the
knowledge, skills and abilities to perform this work.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
Possession of or ability to obtain a valid Nevada driver's
license.
Period of Service
12 months
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Classified Salary
Schedule
Range 26
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FLSA Status
Non-Exempt
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