General Cleaning: Perform routine cleaning tasks, including dusting, sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, and wiping surfaces, to maintain cleanliness in assigned areas. Clean and sanitize common areas, such as lobbies, hallways, restrooms, and break rooms. Trash Removal: Empty trash bins, collect waste, and dispose of garbage in designated bins or dumpsters. Replace trash bags as needed and ensure that waste receptacles are clean and odor-free. Surface Disinfection: Clean and disinfect high-touch surfaces, such as doorknobs, handrails, light switches, and countertops, to reduce the spread of germs and prevent infections. Use appropriate cleaning agents and disinfectants according to established protocols. Restroom Maintenance: Clean and sanitize restroom facilities, including toilets, sinks, mirrors, and fixtures, to ensure cleanliness and hygiene standards are met. Restock paper towels, toilet paper, soap dispensers, and other restroom supplies as needed. Floor Care: Sweep, mop, or vacuum floors to remove dirt, debris, and stains. Use floor cleaning equipment, such as buffers, scrubbers, or carpet cleaners, to maintain the appearance and condition of different types of flooring surfaces. Window Cleaning: Clean interior windows, glass doors, and partitions to remove smudges, fingerprints, and dirt buildup. Use appropriate cleaning solutions and tools, such as squeegees or microfiber cloths, to achieve streak-free results. Surface Polishing: Polish and shine surfaces, such as furniture, fixtures, and stainless steel appliances, to maintain a clean and attractive appearance. Use specialized cleaning products and techniques to achieve desired results without causing damage. Equipment Maintenance: Inspect and maintain cleaning equipment, tools, and supplies to ensure they are in good working condition. Report any equipment malfunctions or maintenance issues to the supervisor for prompt resolution. Inventory Management: Monitor cleaning supplies, chemicals, and consumable items, such as paper towels, trash bags, and cleaning agents. Replenish supplies as needed and keep inventory organized to support efficient cleaning operations. Safety Compliance: Adhere to safety guidelines and protocols when handling cleaning chemicals, operating equipment, or performing cleaning tasks. Use personal protective equipment (PPE) as required and follow proper safety precautions to prevent accidents or injuries. Environmental Sustainability: Implement eco-friendly cleaning practices and initiatives, such as using green cleaning products, minimizing water and energy consumption, and promoting recycling and waste reduction efforts. Emergency Response: Respond to spills, accidents, or other cleaning emergencies promptly to mitigate risks and maintain a safe environment. Follow established procedures for handling hazardous materials or biohazard incidents as needed. Customer Service: Provide courteous and professional service to clients, tenants, or building occupants. Respond to cleaning requests, address concerns, and ensure that cleaning standards meet or exceed customer expectations. Team Collaboration: Collaborate with fellow cleaning staff members, supervisors, and other team members to coordinate cleaning schedules, share workload, and support each other in achieving cleaning objectives. Continuous Improvement: Seek opportunities for process improvement, efficiency enhancement, and quality improvement in cleaning operations. Share ideas, feedback, and suggestions for optimizing cleaning procedures and delivering superior results.