We are seeking a reliable and detail-oriented cleaner to join our team at an industrial site in Thomastown.
This position is best suited to someone who takes pride in their work, follows safety procedures carefully, communicates well and values consistency.
Position Details
Location: Thomastown, VIC
Days: Two weekdays per week
Hours: 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
Start: Immediate
Key Responsibilities
Specialist cleaning of designated industrial areas where silica-containing dust may be present, using approved cleaning methods and equipment
Vacuum cleaning using designated dust-control equipment
Waste removal and general cleaning
Maintaining the presentation of allocated areas
Following site-specific safety procedures, SWMS and instructions
Other related cleaning duties as directed
What We're Looking For
Previous commercial or industrial cleaning experience preferred
Solid reliability and punctuality
Ability to follow safety procedures and work instructions
Ability to work independently and maintain consistent standards
Valuable communication and a professional attitude
Police check, or willingness to obtain one
Willingness to undertake required site induction and training
Important
Consistent attendance and accountability are essential for this position.
All required training, site-specific instructions and appropriate PPE will be provided. Employees are required to follow the prescribed dust-control and cleaning procedures at all times.
All shifts are recorded through our timekeeping system, and explicit communication regarding attendance and availability is required.
Pay: $40.00 per hour
Application Question(s):
Are you available to work Monday to Thursday, 4:30 PM – 8:30 PM on an ongoing basis?
Do you have reliable transport to and from Thomastown for evening shifts?
Briefly describe your previous cleaning experience (sites, duties, or type of work)
If you are unable to attend a shift, what would you do?
Do you prefer working alone or with a partner, and why?
What does a “good clean” mean to you?
In the past 6 months, how many shifts have you missed or been late to without notice?