Storage Facility Housekeeper

Role Overview

This position is for a Facility Housekeeper in Sanford, Florida. The role supports U-Haul by helping keep the storage facility clean, orderly, and welcoming. The company highlights a supportive environment, career growth, and that new hires may qualify for a bonus right away. It also promotes the idea of beginning work immediately and being paid the same day.

Benefits and Perks

• Stable long-term employment
• Room to grow within the organization
• Hands-on training at the workplace
• Life insurance coverage
• Access to the MetLaw legal plan
• Auto and home insurance through MetLife
• Employee savings on Apple devices, Dell computers, mobile plans, hotels, and similar offers
• Paid holidays, vacation time, and sick leave when eligibility requirements are met
• 401(k) plan and stock options
• 24/7 physician access for children
• Medical and prescription coverage when eligible
• Dental and vision benefits
• Gym or membership subsidy when eligible
• Business and travel insurance
• YouMatter employee assistance program
• LifeLock identity theft protection
• Critical illness and group accident coverage

Responsibilities

• Keep storage units, hallways, restrooms, elevators, and similar areas clean through sweeping, vacuuming, wiping, and mopping
• Remove and dispose of trash properly
• Monitor cleaning supply levels and request replenishment when needed
• Handle additional duties as assigned

Requirements

• Strong organizational ability
• Readiness to learn new tasks
• Self-driven attitude and ability to work independently

Work Environment

The job can involve moderate hazards or discomforts and requires careful safety practices. This may include working near moving equipment or machinery, exposure to fumes or irritating chemicals, and the possible need to wear protective items such as masks, goggles, gloves, or shields.

Physical Demands

The role includes physical activity such as standing for long stretches, moving around outdoors, reaching items at different heights, and handling equipment that may weigh at least 50 lbs with or without assistance.