Office Cleaner (Morning Shift)

People notice a clean government office building; in Isando, you would be the reason it shines. Someone who likes a bit of variety, but also likes doing things the right way, will enjoy this.

The site is in Isando; early starts mean public transport timing matters, so check your route before applying. Shifts rotate, so you'll need to be flexible about days and nights.

• Mix cleaning chemicals at the dilution shown on the label, never by guesswork
• Empty bins and take waste to the correct recycling or general skip
• Run a scrubber-dryer machine on large tiled areas
• Sign the ablution checklist on the back of the door after each clean
• Report broken fittings, leaks or empty stock to the site supervisor
• Wipe desks, door handles, lift buttons and light switches
• Vacuum carpets and mop hard floors following the daily cleaning schedule

• You take pride in a job done properly, even when nobody checks
• Grade 10 or higher
• Clean criminal record for most corporate sites
• Able to start early, often 05:00 or 06:00
• Comfortable using cleaning chemicals safely with gloves

• Chemical handling training from a supplier or contractor
• Training on a floor polisher or scrubber machine

• Uniform and cleaning gloves provided
• Permanent contract once the site contract is secured
• Paid overtime for weekend deep cleans
• UIF and paid leave under the cleaning sector rules

• Ask a former supervisor if you can put their number on your CV. Cleaning contractors almost always phone a reference.
• Mention any machines you can use, like a scrubber or polisher. Machine cleaners are harder to find and often get picked first.