Custodian Trainee: Hands-On Cleaning & Safe Workplace

Tennessee Valley Authority; Harriman (TN); On-site; USD 32,000 - 39,000; Full time

Job summary

The Tennessee Valley Authority invites applications for a Custodian Trainee at the Kingston Fossil Plant in Harriman, Tennessee. This entry-level role supports cleaning operations and requires the ability to perform physical tasks and follow safety procedures. Posting open 11/9/2026 and close 11/11/2026.

Salary is $35,020 per year. Local candidates may be preferred and relocation is not offered. Responsibilities include floor care, cleaning of restrooms and common areas, reporting hazards, and

Qualifications

• Must be able to stoop or bend; stand for long periods; climb ladders; lift 50–60 pounds regularly and 50–100 pounds occasionally.
• Must possess knowledge of custodial services, cleaning methods and equipment; follow instructions; neat appearance and cooperative attitude.

Responsibilities

• Sweeps, mops, refinishes, and polishes floors; cleans rugs and carpets.
• Cleans drinking fountains, restrooms, conference rooms, and reception areas; maintains sanitary conditions.
• Washes woodwork, walls, partitions, windows and ceilings.
• Moves furniture to clean; empties waste cans; cleans telephones, vents, and plumbing fixtures.
• Reports unsafe or hazardous conditions; prepares daily time reports.
• Receives assignments and follows Supervisor guidance; works independently when needed.

Skills

Physical strength

Safety awareness

Education

Eighth grade education

Job description

The Tennessee Valley Authority invites applications for a Custodian Trainee at the Kingston Fossil Plant in Harriman, Tennessee. This entry-level role supports cleaning operations and requires the ability to perform physical tasks and follow safety procedures. Posting open 11/9/2026 and close 11/11/2026.

Salary is $35,020 per year. Local candidates may be preferred and relocation is not offered. Responsibilities include floor care, cleaning of restrooms and common areas, reporting hazards, and