Lead janitor vs lead custodian

Differences between lead janitor and lead custodian duties and responsibilities

Lead janitor example responsibilities.

• Clean restrooms, clean mirrors and sinks, wash toilets and urinals.
• Complete payroll hours for fellow employees.
• Used numerous cleaning supplies and machines, including floor scrubbers
• Maintain cleanliness and sanitation in to ensure the safety of staff and students.
• Record and submit payroll, bookkeeping and financial audits of payroll and invoices.
• Maintain floors, stripping, waxing and buffing with automatic scrubbers at various locations.
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Lead custodian example responsibilities.

• Operate equipment including carpet extractors, floor scrubbers, slow/high speeds for stripping/refinishing floors, furniture moving equipment and snow blowers.
• Operate power tools, buffers, scrubbers, extractors, vacuums, brooms, mops, to ensure daily cleaning.
• Perform repairs, including painting, basic carpentry, and wall repair, minor plumbing and electrical.
• Execute minor repairs including furniture assembly, changing ballasts, plumbing, locks, windows, ceiling tiles.
• Operate power equipment, scrubber, stripper, carpet extractors, pressure washer, and hand power tools.
• Work and train under license / union electricians, learned and field used NEC codes and OSHA safety regulations.
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