Company
ecosense cleaning
Location
Manchester
Job type
Part-time
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Job description
Night Cleaner Required for Fallowfields (M14 6HR)
ecoSense Cleaning
ecoSense provides Market Leading Commercial cleaning services across the UK. We offer staff development, timesheet tools, route finder, recognition programs, and opportunities for progression.
LOCATION:
Fallowfields, Greater Manchester, M14 6HR
SHIFTS AVAILABLE:
• Friday: 10.00pm - 3.00am
• Saturday: 10.00pm - 3.00am
• Sunday: 10.00pm - 3.00am
RATE OF PAY:
£12.21 ph, paid monthly
DUTIES INCLUDE:
• Various General cleaning duties
• Floor Cleaning
• Glass Cleaning
• Toilet Cleaning
• General Light Cleaning Duties
• Replenishing Toilet Rolls & Hand Soap
• Shower Cleaning
TRAINING:
Full training will be given
EXPERIENCE REQUIRED:
None. Training will be given
LANGUAGE:
Due to the nature of this contract, applicants must have a good level of English, both spoken and written
START DATE:
Immediate Start!
BENEFITS:
• flexePAY - Request pay early
• Free CPD Supervisor Training
• Overtime Available
• Monthly Awards throughout the Company with Retail Vouchers
• Continued Learning and Development
• Company progression and promotion opportunities
• Full Staff Wellness Suite
terms apply
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ecoSense Cleaning
ecoSense provides Market Leading Commercial cleaning services across the UK. We offer staff development, timesheet tools, route finder, recognition programs, and opportunities for progression.
LOCATION:
Fallowfields, Greater Manchester, M14 6HR
SHIFTS AVAILABLE:
• Friday: 10.00pm - 3.00am
• Saturday: 10.00pm - 3.00am
• Sunday: 10.00pm - 3.00am
RATE OF PAY:
£12.21 ph, paid monthly
DUTIES INCLUDE:
• Various General cleaning duties
• Floor Cleaning
• Glass Cleaning
• Toilet Cleaning
• General Light Cleaning Duties
• Replenishing Toilet Rolls & Hand Soap
• Shower Cleaning
TRAINING:
Full training will be given
EXPERIENCE REQUIRED:
None. Training will be given
LANGUAGE:
Due to the nature of this contract, applicants must have a good level of English, both spoken and written
START DATE:
Immediate Start!
BENEFITS:
• flexePAY - Request pay early
• Free CPD Supervisor Training
• Overtime Available
• Monthly Awards throughout the Company with Retail Vouchers
• Continued Learning and Development
• Company progression and promotion opportunities
• Full Staff Wellness Suite
terms apply
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