Aircraft Horse Stall Cleaning & Disinfecting

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Job ID: 000102 Aqueous Solutions Job Category:  OperationsDispatcher In Person Full-time
  • Weekends
  • Evening Shift
  • On Call
  • Morning Shift
 Experience Level: Mid Level Location: John F. Kennedy International Airport, NY
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Aqueous Solutions seeks individuals to clean incoming aircraft horse stalls at JFK Airport.

Compensation:

$19.00 - $20.00 Per Hour

Benefits Offered:

  • 401K
  • Paid Time Off
  • Paid Training

Job Requirements:

  • Clean Drivers License
  • Ability to obtain Port Authority ID including Driver Classification and Customs Seal.
  • Operation/ability to be trained and certified to operate a forklift.
  • OSHA 10/30 certification is a plus.
  • Ability to lift a minimum of 50 pounds.
  • Perform other tasks as required within the facility and other operations.

Job Responsibilities:

Aircraft Cleaning and Disinfecting
  • Clean & vacuum the passenger compartment.
  • Clean stall position walkways in the cargo hold.
  • Vacuum underneath the side cargo door.
  • Disinfect the passenger compartment & stall areas in the cargo hold.
  • Dispose of all waste bags into the compactor.
Stall Cleaning and Disinfecting
  • Remove debris, straps, hay, and waste.
  • Empty water jugs, clean, and save.
  • Sweep all excess debris from stalls.
  • Vacuum debris from stalls.
  • Hose down stalls.
  • Scrub walls, floor, doors & ramps.
  • Inspect stalls for remaining debris.
  • Spread stalls with a degreaser cleaner.
  • Power wash each stall.
  • Spray walls, doors, ceilings, and ramps.
  • Scrub away any stains.
  • Vacuum water, hay, and waste until stalls are dry.
  • Close all ramps upon completion.
  • Dispose of all waste bags into the compactor.
  • Disinfect stalls.

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