POWER VACUUM NIGHT SHIFT SWEEPER PARKING LOTS OPERATOR/LABORER

Posted 10 days ago

griffin parking area maintenanceTampa (FL)

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About the role

Night Shift Sweeper OperatorMUST NOT CURRENTLY BE EMPLOYED, IT'S A LIABILITY FOR OUR INSURANCE COMPANY. IT IS AN OVERNIGHT POSITION, SO YOU NEED SLEEP. POWER VACUUM NIGHT SHIFT SWEEPER PARKING LOTS OPERATOR/LABORER - MUST HAVE DRIVER'S LICENSE & SOCIAL SECURITY CARD ON YOU WHEN YOU COME IN THE OFFICE OR BIRTH CERTIFICATE/PASSPORT.
Employment type: Full-time hours start at: 8:30 pm till job is completedCompensation: $18.00 with experienceMUST PASS DRUG TESTWhat exactly does a Night Shift Sweeper Operator do? Watch the video below to find out: We are a locally owned, family orientated business, located in Tampa, FL established in 1978. We are seeking qualified candidates for our night parking lot cleaning operation. Ideal candidate must be able to work independently and be available any night of the week. Mechanical ability is a PLUS, clean driving record is a MUST. MUST have physical ability to walk with a backpack blower. WE ARE A DRUG FREE WORKPLACE WITH A PRE-EMPLOYMENT DRUG TEST. TRAINING PROVIDED WITH PERSONAL DEVELOPMENTAL OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE.Successful employees have come from the following industries: Concrete drivers, seal coating worker, truck driver, paving laborer, construction worker, backhoe operator, laborer, tractor driver, night shift security, maintenance industries, carpet cleaner, own boss, janitor, cleaning industries, roofer, drywall installer, trash and garbage truck, roll off truck, roller operator, pressure washer, farm equipment, tire changer, quick lube, auto service technician, waste management, service station attendant...
Requirements: Must be at least 25 years oldMust have a valid driver's licenseMust have a clean driving recordBenefits include: Halftime Pay Monthly BonusINTERESTED AND QUALIFIED CANDIDATES ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY FOR FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer

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