Environmental Services Tech — 2nd Shift (Q Clearance)

U.S. Engineering; Kansas City (MO); On-site; USD 24,796 - 34,440; Full time

Job summary

U.S. Engineering seeks an Environmental Services Technician for 2nd shift to maintain cleanliness and safety within a government facility. The role requires passing a Q-level background check and working with respirators and PPE as needed.

You will operate cleaning equipment and manage housekeeping tasks to support facility operations. Responsibilities include cleaning restrooms, floors, windows, and waste management, with a focus on safety, teamwork, and adherence to OSHA regulations.

Qualifications

• Q-level clearance required to work in a secure government facility.
• Ability to perform duties with urgency and efficiency.
• Must wear respirators and PPE as required.
• Able to operate cleaning equipment including vacuums, floor machines, carpet extractors, mop and broom.

Responsibilities

• Follow procedures to maintain a safe work environment per OSHA and company policies.
• Clean and sanitize restrooms and break rooms.
• Restock soap and paper dispensers.
• Vacuum carpeted floors and shampoo as needed.
• Maintain hard surface floors (sweep, mop, strip, wax).
• Clean interior and exterior windows and mirrors.
• Manage waste baskets and trash containers.
• Report maintenance concerns to management.
• Record inventory and communicate low supplies.

Skills

Q-level clearance

Sense of urgency

PPE use

Equipment operation

Dust/chemicals handling

Physical stamina

Lifting and mobility

Tools

Vacuum cleaners

Floor machines

Carpet extractors

Mop and broom

Job description

U.S. Engineering seeks an Environmental Services Technician for 2nd shift to maintain cleanliness and safety within a government facility. The role requires passing a Q-level background check and working with respirators and PPE as needed.

You will operate cleaning equipment and manage housekeeping tasks to support facility operations. Responsibilities include cleaning restrooms, floors, windows, and waste management, with a focus on safety, teamwork, and adherence to OSHA regulations.