School Cleaner - Waltham Forest

Pay Rate

£14.80 per hour Monday – Friday

About the Role

Due to increase in business and success our School and Government Cleaning division are now recruiting for cleaning staff to join their busy team.

With already over 300 staff working in the East London Borough’s, we are expanding our portfolio where we have won new contracts in the Waltham Forest area.

Required Qualifications

All workers require an enhanced DBS (or be willing to undertake one) covering the Children and Adults barred listing. DBS certificates on the update service will be accepted.

All applicants will require experience in cleaning and be able to follow instructions taking lead from the caretaker or cleaner in charge on site.

Hours

Hours range typically from 2–3-hour shifts 06:00-09:00 and/or 15:00-18:00. Candidates can work both shifts if willing and available.

Responsibilities

  • Sweeping all tiled and wooden floors and stairs
  • Vacuuming all carpeted areas
  • Mopping tiled surfaces
  • Dusting all surfaces (desks, tables, cupboards, windowsills etc.)
  • Cleaning corridors and communal areas
  • Cleaning and sanitising toilets using designated equipment and chemicals
  • Replacing hand towels and toilet rolls
  • Emptying bins
  • Ensuring areas are hygienic for same-day or next-day use

Key tasks and responsibilities are intended as a guide to the range and level of work expected. This is not an exhaustive list, and you may be required to undertake other reasonable duties as required.

Uniform

  • Black Polo Shirt
  • Black Trousers
  • Black Safety (Steel Toe Capped) Boots

How to Apply

If you are looking for long term work and want to join the winning Team, register with us today.

To Register:

  • Download the app “Team Support MHR” and complete the forms.
  • Email: Stratford@tss.uk.com once completed or call 0208 519 6622
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