General Cleaner Goals and Objectives Examples
Clean and sanitize all surfaces in assigned areas.
Sweep and mop floors.
Vacuum carpets and rugs.
Dust furniture and fixtures.
Empty trash and recycling bins.
Clean and disinfect restrooms.
Refill soap dispensers and paper towel holders.
Restock toilet paper and tissue as needed.
Clean mirrors and windows.
Wipe down walls and baseboards.
Clean light fixtures and switch plates.
Remove fingerprints from doors and door frames.
Sanitize telephones and keyboards.
Clean and disinfect drinking fountains.
Clean and polish stainless steel surfaces.
Dust blinds and window treatments.
Organize supply closets and storage areas.
Prepare rooms for meetings or events.
Operate cleaning equipment such as floor buffers, sweepers, or steam cleaners.
Keep cleaning supplies stocked and organized.
Follow all safety procedures and guidelines.
Maintain a clean and professional appearance.
Respond promptly to requests from supervisors or coworkers.
Maintain positive relationships with clients or customers.
Adapt to changing schedules or priorities as needed.
Complete daily cleaning checklist accurately and thoroughly.
Report any maintenance or repair issues promptly.
Assist with special projects or deep cleaning tasks as directed.
Attend training sessions or workshops as required.
Seek feedback from supervisors or coworkers to improve performance.
Use environmentally friendly cleaning products when possible.
Monitor inventory levels of cleaning supplies and request new supplies as needed.
Keep work area clean and organized at all times.
Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) when necessary.
Follow proper lifting techniques to prevent injury.
Maintain confidentiality of client or customer information.
Be punctual and reliable for all scheduled shifts.
Work independently or as part of a team to complete tasks.
Communicate effectively with coworkers and supervisors.
Take pride in providing high-quality cleaning services.
Use time-management skills to complete tasks efficiently.
Maintain a positive attitude even during challenging situations.
Follow established protocols for handling hazardous materials.
Attend to spills or accidents promptly to prevent slips and falls.
Use appropriate signage to alert others of wet floors or other hazards.
Identify areas that require additional attention and focus on them during cleaning shifts.
Adhere to all company policies and procedures.
Learn about different types of surfaces and how to clean them properly.
Be aware of different cleaning methods for different types of stains or messes.
Use proper techniques for cleaning carpets and upholstery.
Know how to use and maintain floor scrubbers, buffers, and extractors.
Understand the proper dilution rates for cleaning chemicals.
Label and store cleaning products correctly to prevent accidents or misuse.
Monitor water usage when cleaning and conserve water whenever possible.
Wear slip-resistant shoes when working on wet floors.
Provide excellent customer service by responding quickly to client requests or concerns.
Keep track of inventory levels of cleaning tools such as sponges, brushes, or rags.
Use caution when working around fragile objects or artwork.
Pay attention to detail when cleaning light fixtures or window panes.
Use ladders safely and follow all ladder safety guidelines.
Know how to safely dispose of hazardous waste materials such as batteries, light bulbs, or cleaning chemicals.
Maintain an organized cleaning schedule to ensure all areas are cleaned on a regular basis.
Adjust cleaning techniques based on type of facility being cleaned (e.g., hospital, office building, school).
Ensure that all equipment is properly maintained and repaired as needed.
Be able to work in a fast-paced environment while maintaining attention to detail.
Keep accurate records of cleaning tasks completed.
Stay up-to-date on new cleaning products and methods.
Continually seek opportunities to improve skills and knowledge of cleaning techniques.
Work well under pressure, especially during peak cleaning times.
Communicate effectively with non-native English speakers or those with communication challenges.
Follow established procedures for reporting accidents or injuries.
Assist with snow removal or other weather-related maintenance tasks.
Wear appropriate clothing for the weather conditions (e.g., gloves, rain jacket).
Use ergonomic tools to prevent repetitive strain injuries.
Restock cleaning carts or buckets as needed.
Conduct routine inspections of equipment to ensure it is functioning properly.
Seek feedback from clients or customers to improve services.
Be willing to work flexible hours as needed to accommodate business needs.
Maintain a positive attitude even during challenging situations.
Take pride in providing a clean and safe environment for others.