• The primary duty of this position is to maintain the cleanliness of the toll facility by performing routine maintenance and custodial duties.
• Peak traffic conditions may require a high volume of cleaning duties to be fulfilled under demanding conditions.
• This position is performed in a toll facility with adequate cooling and heating, but may be subject to weather conditions.
• This work impacts the traveling public and as such requires courtesy, efficiency, and professionalism at all times.
• Crossing traffic lanes safely requires good mobility, vision, and hearing to be alert to traffic conditions.

• Monday-Friday 7:00a-3:30p

• Pay is $13.75 per hour
• Paid every two weeks

• Proficiently operate the Florida Department of Transportation’s custodial equipment including, but not limited to push mobile pressure cleaners.
• Clean the interior of the toll facility administrative building, tunnels and tunnel stairs, toll booths, and remote ramp locations.
• Maintain all sweeping, mopping, and waxing of floors, empty wastebaskets, dust and polish furniture, clean windows, and clean and stock restroom facilities.
• Keep parking areas and lanes free of trash; collect and load trash in appropriate waste receptacles.
• Speak and understand English proficiently to effectively communicate with staff and motorists and respond to inquiries in a courteous, professional, and helpful manner.

• High school diploma or GED
• Current and valid Florida Driver’s License
• A minimum of one year janitorial or maintenance experience
• Exceptional knowledge of routine custodial maintenance duties
• Effective communication in English, both verbally and in written form
• Passing score on English, Math, and Cash Calculation tests
• Physical ability to walk long distances, safely walk across toll lanes, and climb/descend stairs while carrying up to 30-50 pounds
• Good mobility, vision, and hearing to cross lanes safely and be alert to traffic conditions
• Ability to safely walk across toll lanes while fully elevating and extending arm closest to oncoming traffic to ‘shoulder blade height’ in a ‘stop motion’ (arm extended with palm held out) to signal to oncoming traffic while carrying work related items in the other arm (i.e., tour funds, cash draw, safety related items)
• Ability to operate a push mobile pressure washer and other power tools
• Adequate comprehension skills to follow oral and written instructions
• Awareness of safety measures and how to use and mix chemicals in toll facilities

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