Driver, Sweeper Truck
simon property groupRoyersford (PA)
About the role
Parking Lot Sweeper
Job Location: Philadelphia Premium Outlets
Primary Purpose: To maintain all mall owned and operated parking lots, garages, service docks with sweeping truck in order to provide safe, clean, and orderly environment while preserving the "curb appeal" of the property to the highest level. This position is part-time and the shifts will be scheduled outside of normal mall business hours.
Principal Responsibilities: The successful candidate's responsibilities will include, but not be limited to:
- Sweeping of all roadways, finger roads, parking fields/garages, & loading docks on a daily basis
- When & where necessary, hand pick up debris in roadways, finger roads, parking fields/garages, loading docks and around compactors on a daily basis
- Report any safety hazards that are discovered to management such as potholes, lighting, equipment malfunction, etc.
- Complete daily pre-and-post checklist for the operation of the Parking Lot Sweeper
- Employee may be directed to perform job-related tasks other than those specifically presented in this description.
Required Skills:
Self-starter with ability to work independently. Eye for detail Ability to plan effective and efficient use of time Familiarity with street sweeper trucks and pressure washing equipment Ability to walk and hand pick-up large debris up to 50 lbs
Minimum Qualifications:
High School Diploma 1 2 years' experience in the Street Sweeping Valid Driver's license
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