As the Janitor, your job is simple. Keep the station clean and tidy, and do all the dull maintenance work that the engineers are too busy to look at. This is a fairly relaxing and unimportant role, and very useful for new players to get comfortable with the game mechanics and roleplaying. Listed below are the jobs you will be expected to perform aboard the station. This is the main task associated with janitors. You should always keep a space cleaner bottle handy if you're walking around doing other things and see a stain, but if you see a larger mess or get called out somewhere to clean up, head back to your closet. Grab the blue bucket and fill it with water from the large tank, and fill your yellow mop bucket with it. If it's a radium spill from chemistry put on your haz-mat suit, otherwise simply pick up a mop, get a wet floor sign or two, put on your galoshes, pull the yellow bucket and head to the area that requires cleanup. To clean, simply use the mop on the bucket to wet it, and then click the tile you want to clean.

Before you start put down a wet floor sign near the area that you are scrubbing and leave it there for about 5 minutes after you're done, so that people are aware of the slipping danger. It's also nice to warn people over the radio in order to further ensure that Security don't arrest you for creating a workplace hazard. Now you can return to your closet and put away all your equipment, seeing as they're extremely movement-impeding and it's good for RP. IMPORTANT: If you're cleaning up a crime scene, MAKE SURE THE DETECTIVE HAS ALREADY BEEN THERE AND DONE HIS THING. Otherwise Security will be very upset with you. You have a trash bag in your closet in order to pick up all the litter people leave lying around - put this on your belt every round before you go out on janitor patrol. Right-click the trash bag to select between 'Pick up one item at a time' and 'Pick up all the items on a tile', depending on the magnitude of litter you're dealing with, and simply click the items you want gone with the bag to put them inside.

Use the bag on a disposals bin to empty everything within and the bin will automatically activate to get rid of all the disgusting garbage. jeppesen backpack reviewCommon litter you will need to dispose of include cigarette butts, snack wrappers and discarded pens.canon backpack 2028 Arguably what you will spend most of your time doing. hp backpack h5m90aaUsually this means replacing broken lights, using the spares you have in your closet. f-stop backpack lokaWhile you're doing this, make sure to take the broken light you just replaced and put it in your box. schoolie laptop backpack

When you run out of working lights, take the broken ones down to the autolathe, put them in, and then make some new ones.swissgear lancer laptop backpack If the station gets hit by an electrical storm, get ready to work hard, because this means that more than half of the station's lights have been blown. Use the flashlight if you're having a tough time working in heavily affected areas. You are not an engineer, so do not go fixing walls, or the like. Mending tables and chairs is fine however. Litter picking is no good if disposals isn't doing its job, and as the janitor you need to be making sure that all the garbage is being dealt with. The disposals centre is located in the south end of Arrivals, directly below the vacant office, and you need to go through a maintenance tunnel to get to it. Switch the lever to REVERSE so that the conveyor is moving trash to the mass driver and press the switch to open the blast door.

Check back now and again to launch the mass driver when there is trash on it. Due to the fact that this set-up will cause the disposals belt to be completely void of air, you can tell the AI to bolt down the conveyor belt maintenance door if you like. Also, disposed objects must go through the cargo bay conveyor first before reaching disposals, so make sure you tell the cargo techs to start up their belt as well. As a traitor you're going to have a tough time. While you are perfectly capable of cleaning up your evidence, you have very little access to the station. However, you do have access to the station's labyrinthine network of maintenance tunnels. These can be good areas to carry out your shenanigans, and can also get you close to most areas of the station, but watch out for security patrols! Furthermore, your bucket can carry any chemical you might be able to get your mitts on, including the dangerous ones. Few are likely to check the janitor's bucket, of all places.

You also start out with a bar of the infamous SS13 soap! This stuff is as inconspicuous as it gets, but if left on the floor, will instantly slip anyone that walks over it to the ground (except for you, with your galoshes), acting as a quick stun you can use to start an ambush. Try hiding it under another object for extra sneaky points. Your mop can act the same way with a quick swab of the decks, leaving an invisible, waiting stun, but this only lasts a few seconds before drying up. Of course, if stealth in your slipping is of no concern whatsoever, you could always take a poke at those cleaner grenades... Your dimly lit hellhole of a closet. At it's core, the job of a janitor is to keep the station clean. However, there is little incentive to do so unless you care about round score or personal objectives (you weirdo). That said, the janitor gets his own dimly lit office (the custodial closet) and has a variety of unique toys to play with. Coupled with having very little responsibility to the station, that makes the janitor a great beginner job.

The janitor can be surprisingly important! As MadaloreGaming (Youtube) sees it, the janitor is the first line of defense against total anarchy. If a station looks like a shithole, the crew will act the same. All of these items spawn in the custodial closet. Mop: The basic floor-cleaning device. Using it on a floor will attempt to wash it. Before washing can occur, the mop must first be wet. Mop bucket: The big blue bucket on wheels. Can hold a large amount of liquid to dip your mop in, but must be dragged around behind you. Expect it to be stolen constantly. Bucket: The small blue bucket with a handle. Used to transfer liquids from a water tank to the mop bucket, though it's usually faster to click-drag the tank onto the mop bucket to fill it up to the brim in one go. Buff-R-Matic: A big blue Zamboni-looking thing. It functions much like a segway, as you must drag yourself onto it, and you may be pushed off. Unlike a segway however, you will coat the floors with any chemicals you put in its reservoir tank.

Comes filled with a mixture of water and space cleaner. Wet floor signs: Put these down after you mop a busy intersection and simply point to them and sigh after people slip on wet floors. Mopping without putting down wet floor signs is general regarded as an open invitation for the crew to space your mop bucket (and you, if they're feeling particularly ornery). Galoshes: The janitor's (mostly) unique footwear. Prevents slipping on wet floors when worn, though you are still vulnerable to space lube, ice and certain other chemical spills. Only two pairs of galoshes are found on the station: one in the custodial closet and the other in the small janitorial storage room. There may be another pair lurking somewhere in deep space. Mousetraps: Besides killing the chef's only friend, these can be used to just annoy folks or for more nefarious purposes with the right equipment. Anyone who steps on an armed mousetrap while barefoot will be stunned and take damage. Cleaner grenades: A powerful anti-filth explosive.

Click on it while it is in your active hand to pull the pin, then throw it. Explodes in a big cloud of foam that will remove most filth, but make the floors wet. Spray bottles: Some of your bottles contain space cleaner, others are empty and be filled with whatever reagent you desire. If you're more interested in doing your job as opposed to slipping people up, stick to space cleaner as it actually cleans up dirt and blood and what-not, unlike bottles filled with pure water. Sponge: Used to dry up floors. Why you would ever want to do that is a mystery. Trash Cart: A big green cart for stuffing litter (or corpses) into. Expect it to be pushed around and the items spilled. Trash bags: Comes in two varieties: Standard (black) and bio-hazardous (red). Can fit a number of normal sized items into them, and can be disposed of easily in either a trash cart or in disposal chutes. (The two kinds of trash bags are functionally identical) As a loyal crew member, you can sometimes be assigned some strictly optional objectives to keep yourself busy while you wait for something to happen.

As a janitor, you can expect to see the following: End the round medbay/brig/the bar spotless There are a few different objectives like this, but they're all the same, they just want there to be no messes that you can clean up with your mop in the targeted area. With the exception of the bar and medbay, this typically happens without you doing a thing. But if you want to be more proactive, bug the roboticist for a cyborg arm and make a cleanbot. Deliver the cleanbot to the place the objective requests. Then walk away, you're basically done. The Syndicate janitor is well-equipped for a messy, horrifying rampage. His cleaner grenades appear to be regular at first, but in fact lay down a mess of acid and space lube in their path. Anyone who holds still will be horribly burned; anyone who runs away or moves into help will smash their face as they slip on the space lube. Your regular cleaning grenades also serve as an excellent getaway tool, slipping up the security forces out for your blood while you run off unharmed.