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Clark County is seeking a dedicated Maintenance / Custodial Worker to perform routine cleaning, basic repairs, and building upkeep across county facilities. This full-time role requires reliability and the ability to work with minimal supervision.
You may operate independently or as part of a team; the position includes a 3.5% raise after probation. Pay ranges from $19.54 to $24.84 per hour, with county benefits.
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This position is responsible for performing routine manual, custodial and limited maintenance duties in order to maintain the buildings and grounds in a clean, orderly, sanitary and safe condition. Work involves completing routine custodial tasks and special work assignments with some independent judgement. An employee may work independently or as a member of a work crew. An employee may work their shift without immediate supervision and in accordance with established procedures and instructions.
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Category Maintenance / Custodial Status Open Full-time, Classified, Non-exempt, County benefits Salary $19.54 - $24.84 per hour, 3.5% increase after successful probation