Cleaners
Cleaners work in individual homes. Cleaners assist lodging providers. Cleaners help businesses of all sizes indoors and with their external grounds.
Cleaners boost productivity, improve employee morale, ensure safety compliance and maintain positive reputations.
Regular, professional cleaning prevents the buildup of bacteria, dust, and allergens, reducing staff sickness.
Regular cleaning also extends the lifespan of assets like carpets and equipment, ultimately saving on long-term repair costs.
Cleaner Listings
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Last Updated 1/27/26 by Trainer West
PT Cleaner in Brooklyn $17/Hr
Knight Facilities Management, Inc
9023 Flatlands Avenue
- Service, clean, and supply restrooms
- Gather and empty trash
- Clean floors by sweeping, mopping, scrubbing, or vacuuming
- Follow safe procedures for using chemical cleaners and power equipment
- Prepare cleaning solutions by mixing water and detergents or acids
- Notify managers of major repair needs and requisition supplies and equipment
- Clean windows, glass partitions, and mirrors
- Additional Responsibilities set by manager
PT Cleaner in Manhattan $70/Job
Infinity Brands Midtown
575 5th Ave, Suite 1
- Kitchen/Breakroom: Clean and sanitize countertops, sinks, and microwave; wipe down exterior of appliances and cupboard handles.
- Bathroom: Thoroughly clean and disinfect one bathroom, including the toilet, sink, mirror, and floor; replenish soap and paper products.
- Dusting: Dust surfaces, shelves, and common area surfaces.
- Floor Care: Vacuum all areas (non-carpeted); mop floor approx. 1x per week
- Follow safe procedures for using chemical cleaners and power equipment
- Prepare cleaning solutions by mixing water and detergents or acids
- Notify managers of major repair needs and requisition supplies and equipment
- Clean windows, glass partitions, and mirrors as needed
FT Hotel Porter in Queens $17-18/Hr
Fairfield Inn JFK BY Marriott
156-08 rockaway blvd
- Clean common areas,
- Clean the property
- Respond on guest’s requests and inquiries
- Exhibit time management skill in multi-tasking
- Communicate concerns and guests’ assistance needs with other personnel
- Take in orders when they come in and put it away where it belongs
- Provide flexible hours; have weekend availability
- Communicate in proficient English
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