General Medical Office Cleaner

Knoxville, TN

Part Time

Operations

Entry Level

Knox-Blount, Inc. is seeking a dependable, detail-oriented Office Cleaner to help maintain a clean, organized, and professional workplace environment. The ideal candidate takes pride in their work, is reliable and trustworthy, and understands the importance of maintaining a clean and safe facility for employees, customers, and visitors.

What You'll Do

Clean and maintain office areas, common spaces, restrooms, break rooms, and other assigned areas
Sweep, vacuum, mop, and maintain floors and carpets
Dust and wipe down desks, tables, counters, fixtures, and other surfaces
Clean and sanitize restrooms, sinks, toilets, and other high-touch areas
Empty and properly dispose of trash and recycling
Replenish restroom, break-room, and cleaning supplies as needed
Clean interior glass, doors, and other surfaces as assigned
Help maintain an orderly and professional appearance throughout the facility
Follow established cleaning procedures and safety guidelines
Properly use and care for cleaning equipment and supplies
Report maintenance issues, safety concerns, or supply shortages to the appropriate supervisor
Complete assigned cleaning tasks efficiently and consistently
Maintain confidentiality and professionalism while working in occupied office areas
Perform other cleaning and facility-related duties as assigned

What We're Looking For

Previous commercial, office, janitorial, or housekeeping experience preferred, but not required
Reliable and punctual with a strong work ethic
Strong attention to detail
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
Ability to follow instructions and established cleaning procedures
Professional and respectful attitude
Dependable and trustworthy
Ability to prioritize tasks and manage time effectively
Ability to safely lift, carry, push, and pull cleaning supplies and equipment
Ability to stand, walk, bend, kneel, and perform physical cleaning activities throughout the workday

Why Join Knox-Blount, Inc.?

At Knox-Blount, Inc., you'll play an important role in creating a clean, safe, and welcoming environment for the people who work in and visit our facility. We value dependable team members who take pride in doing quality work.

How to Apply

If you're dependable, hardworking, and take pride in keeping your workplace clean and organized, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today to join the Knox-Blount, Inc. team!

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