Facility Housekeeper

Role overview

U-Haul is seeking a Facility Housekeeper for its Coquitlam, British Columbia location. This role is designed for someone who is organized, proactive, and attentive to detail, with the goal of keeping the facility clean, presentable, and welcoming for customers and staff. The company also notes that new hires are eligible for a bonus, with a “start today, get paid today” message highlighted in the original posting.

What this role does

• Support the overall appearance of the facility by maintaining clean and orderly storage units, hallways, restrooms, elevators, and similar areas.
• Carry out routine cleaning tasks such as sweeping, vacuuming, wiping surfaces, and mopping.
• Remove and dispose of trash as part of the daily upkeep of the site.
• Monitor cleaning supplies, keep basic inventory records, and request replenishments when needed.

What U-Haul offers

• Paid holidays, vacation time, and sick leave.
• Job stability and a long-term employment opportunity.
• Chances to grow into higher roles within the company.
• Hands-on training provided on the job.
• A complete benefits package, where eligibility applies.
• RRSP payroll deduction option.
• Deferred profit-sharing plan, if eligibility conditions are met.
• Employee discounts on Dell computers, hotels, and other offerings.
• New-hire bonus eligibility, as mentioned in the original job details.

Minimum qualifications

• Strong organizational ability.
• Willingness to learn new tasks and procedures.
• Ability to work independently and take initiative.

Work environment

This position may involve moderate risks or discomforts, including work around moving equipment or machines, fumes, or irritating chemicals. Safety precautions are important, and protective items such as masks, goggles, gloves, or shields may be required.

Physical requirements

The work can be physically demanding. It may require extended periods of standing or remaining in one position, moving around outdoors, reaching items at different heights, and handling equipment that weighs at least 50 lbs, either with assistance or on your own.