Sessional Cleaner – EMS (10 hrs/week, 7 posts)
Western Cape Provincial Administration · Vredenburg
Job description
About the role
The Emergency Medical Services department requires dedicated cleaners on a sessional basis to maintain a safe and hygienic environment across its facilities.
Key responsibilities
- Clean offices, common areas, kitchens and ablution facilities, including deep‑cleaning tasks.
- Sweep, scrub, mop and polish floors and furniture; dust and clean windows, light shades, walls, toilets, sluices and drains.
- Empty bins daily, remove waste from the building and ensure proper disposal.
- Maintain cleaning equipment (polishing and scrubbing machines, mops, brooms, buckets) in clean condition and store securely after use.
- Notify management of any deficiencies or repairs required and provide relief services as needed.
Required profile
- Ability to work independently and follow hygiene and safety standards.
- Reliability to perform duties consistently for the contract period ending 31 March 2027.
Required skills
- Operation of standard cleaning equipment such as scrubbers and polishers.
- Knowledge of proper waste handling and disposal procedures.
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