High-Rise Window Cleaning Technician

Posted 10 days ago

sk building servicesDenver (CO)

Janitors and Cleaners, Except Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners Other Services to Buildings and Dwellings

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About the role

High-Rise Window Cleaning Technician Take Your Career to New HeightsS&K Building Services is growing fast-and we're looking for thrill seekers and precision pros to join our elite high?rise team. If working hundreds of feet above the city, secured by professional rope descent systems, sounds exciting, this job was made for you. You'll tackle skyscrapers, deliver crystal?clear results, and represent a company that puts safety, training, and advancement first.

What You'll Do:

Perform high?rise window cleaning using rope descent systems
Operate water?fed poles and professional cleaning tools
Communicate with clients and deliver spotless results
Maintain equipment, vehicles, and high safety standards

What You BringHigh?rise or rope?based experience is a plus, but not required-we provide training. Comfort working at extreme heights whether on ropes or on lifts and ladders Valid driver's license & strong work ethic

Team? first attitude and professional presence What You GetPay based on experience Weekly pay Health, dental & vision benefits 401(k) with company match Paid time off & holidays Ongoing training and career growth Why S&K?This isn't just window cleaning-it's skill, trust, adrenaline, and unforgettable views every single day.

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