Field Service Technician- Construction Labor (72270)

Job DetailsJob Location: ACS Building Services - Phoenix, AZ 85034Position Type: Full TimeSalary Range: $17.00 - $20.00 HourlyJob Category: FacilitiesPosition Summary The Field Technician performs commercial building services on active and post-construction job sites across the Phoenix metropolitan area. This position is responsible for executing assigned cleaning and maintenance tasks safely, efficiently, and to the quality standards required by ACS Building Services and its clients. The Field Technician reports directly to an Operations Supervisor or Lead Technician and operates as part of a crew-based team. QualificationsThe following duties are considered essential to this position. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions. Performs post-construction cleaning on commercial buildings including sweeping, scrubbing, wiping down surfaces, and removing construction debris to prepare sites for owner turnover Cleans interior and exterior commercial windows using professional tools and equipment in accordance with safety and quality standards Operates pressure washing equipment to clean building façades, parking structures, sidewalks, and exterior surfaces Performs floor care services including sweeping, scrubbing, and maintenance of carpet, concrete, tile, and vinyl surfaces Completes specialty cleaning assignments as directed by Lead Technician or Operations Supervisor Operates company vehicles to transport equipment and travel between job sites as assigned Adheres to all site-specific safety protocols, federal OSHA standards, and company PPE requirements at all times Inspects and maintains assigned tools and equipment; reports damage or malfunctions to supervisor promptly. Communicates effectively with Lead Technician throughout the shift regarding task progress, site conditions, and any hazards identified. Completes required daily documentation including timekeeping entries and any incident or near-miss reports