Custodial Technician Training Program

Custodial Technician Training Program in New York City

This Program is designed to teach diversified skills needed to maintain commercial and residential properties. We serve students from New York City, and teach them basic skills in general cleaning techniques for floor care, various room cleaning methods, cleaning chemicals, and proper use of hand and power tools, OSHA regulations, and proper safety precautions in the performance of building maintenance tasks, polishing furniture, recycling procedures. Reading labels, safety, precaution, accident & incident reporting and Emergency Protocol.

We also cover Basic cleaning for above-floor surfaces, Basic Cleaning of Hard Floor Surfaces, Cleaning restrooms, Storage of Equipment, Chemicals, Polishing and waxing furniture.

During our custodian education program, students are also introduced to building maintenance job skills and employment opportunities. Students are instructed to place more emphasis on safety, clothing, and proper use of hand and power tools. Students review mathematical procedures including computations using fractions, decimals, and percentages. Our custodial technician training certification program is aimed at helping students improve their marketability to employers looking for certified custodial technicians.

Our custodian course in New York City helps students learn the skills employers require for positive work relationships and long-term employment. They include targeted workplace competencies, problem-solving and other cognitive skills, oral communication skills, personal qualities, work ethic, and customer service, interpersonal and teamwork skills. Our custodial training in NY also focuses on teaching students the importance of professionalism on the job site and meeting employer’s expectations.

Custodial Technician Training Program (240 Hours) 

• The Chemistry of Cleaning
• Basic Cleaning of Above-Floor Surfaces
• Basic Cleaning of Hard Floor Surfaces
• Basic Cleaning of Carpeted Floor Surfaces
• Basic Cleaning of Restrooms
• Advanced Hard Floor Care
• Advanced Carpet Care
• Advanced Above Floor Care

Students must have the ability to learn the basic methods of cleaning and be able to physically perform the assigned task as described in the course description. Instructors will be able to assist any student further who may have disabilities.