Utility Staff (Reliever)

Utility Staff member is responsible for maintaining a clean, functional, and safe work environment by performing a variety of tasks, including cleaning, basic repairs, and general maintenance. They may also assist with groundskeeping, equipment operation, and record-keeping. Utility Staff often work under the direction of supervisors or managers, following established procedures and work orders.
Key Responsibilities:
Cleanliness:
Maintaining a clean and organized workspace, including cleaning floors, walls, restrooms, and other areas.
Basic Repairs:
Performing basic repairs to equipment, light fixtures, and other minor issues.
Grounds Keeping:
Assisting with landscaping tasks like mowing lawns, trimming trees, and maintaining other outdoor areas.
Equipment Operation:
Operating cleaning equipment, vehicles, and other tools as needed.
Record Keeping:
Maintaining records of work completed, supplies used, and other relevant information.
Assisting with Tasks:
Providing support to other staff members, including errands and deliveries.
Safety Compliance:
Following all safety procedures and guidelines to ensure a safe work environment.
Specific Duties May Vary:
Government Utility Worker:
May be responsible for tasks like turning lights on and off, throwing garbage, and assisting with record disposal.
Utility Worker in Construction:
May be involved in construction, maintenance, and repair of infrastructure like water and wastewater lines.
Utility Worker in a Facility:
May be responsible for maintaining building systems, conducting preventative maintenance, and ordering supplies.
Utility Worker in a Public Utility Company:
May work at a production facility to inspect, clean, and maintain machinery.