30 Jul
|
Q3 Lodges
|
Toronto
Job Title:
Residential Janitor – Supportive Housing Environment
Job Description:
We are hiring a reliable and practical Residential Janitor / Cleaner for a boarding home setting that provides affordable housing to individuals with a range of support needs.
This is a hands-on cleaning role in a non-traditional environment. While this is not a clinical or healthcare facility, many residents live with ongoing mental health challenges. The work environment can at times be unpredictable and requires a calm, respectful, and skilled approach.
Key Responsibilities:
Clean common areas, washrooms, kitchens, and resident units
Handle deep cleaning tasks in soiled areas
Safely clean and disinfect surfaces, including situations involving bodily fluids and strong odors
Maintain cleanliness standards throughout the property
Report maintenance or safety concerns as needed
About the Work Environment:
This role involves working in a shared residential/boarding home. Staff should be comfortable in environments where:
Tenants may have mental health or behavioural challenges
Units may require intensive or restorative cleaning
Conditions are not always predictable
This role is a good fit if you:
Are comfortable with hands-on cleaning, including difficult or heavily soiled areas
Can remain calm and respectful in a diverse residential environment
Prefer practical, independent work
Are dependable and consistent
This role may NOT be a good fit if you:
Are looking for light-duty or routine office-style cleaning
Are uncomfortable with solid odors or bio-type cleaning situations
Prefer highly structured or corporate environments
Requirements:
Previous cleaning, janitorial, or similar experience strongly preferred
No formal education required
Personable
Ability to work independently
Reliable and punctual
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time
Pay: From $20.00 per hour
Expected hours: No less than 25 per week
Advantages:
Flexible schedule
Work Location: In person
📌 Residential Janitor – Supportive Housing Toronto
🏢 Q3 Lodges
📍 Toronto