General Cleaning: Dusting surfaces, including furniture, fixtures, and equipment. Vacuuming carpets and rugs; sweeping and mopping floors. Cleaning and sanitizing restrooms, including toilets, sinks, and mirrors. Emptying trash and recycling receptacles. Surface Cleaning: Wiping down kitchen counters, tables, and appliances. Cleaning windows and glass surfaces. Polishing furniture and fixtures. Floor Care: Maintaining various flooring types, including carpet, tile, and hardwood. Stripping and waxing floors as necessary. Specialized Cleaning: Performing deep cleaning tasks, such as steam cleaning carpets or upholstery. Cleaning high-touch areas, such as doorknobs, light switches, and phones, more frequently. Restocking Supplies: Ensuring cleaning supplies and bathroom toiletries are replenished. Reporting any maintenance issues or required repairs to management. Maintaining Equipment: Properly using and maintaining cleaning equipment (e.g., vacuum cleaners, floor polishers). Ensuring that cleaning supplies are safely stored and used. Safety and Compliance: following safety protocols and regulations, including the proper use of cleaning chemicals. Understanding and applying infection control practices, especially in healthcare settings. Communication: Reporting to supervisors about completed tasks and any issues encountered. communicating with other staff to coordinate cleaning schedules and tasks. dditional Tasks: Assisting with setup and breakdown for events, if applicable. Occasionally providing support in areas such as laundry or dishwashing. Time Management: Effectively managing time to complete daily tasks within scheduled hours.