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Evening Cleaning Supervisor with St Johns Ambulance

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Evening Cleaning Supervisor
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Pay rate
£12.60 per hour
Working Patterns
- 10 hours per week
- Monday to Friday, 5.30pm to 7.30pm
Key Accountabilities
- To maintain an allocated building, or area within a building, to a high cleaning standard, ensuring customer satisfaction through provision of a quality service as laid down in the contract specification.
- Emptying waste bins or similar receptacles, transporting waste material to designated collection points.
- Sweeping floors with brushes or dust control mops.
- Mopping floors with wet or damp mops.
- Suction cleaning carpeted areas and “spot” cleaning carpets.
- Using electrically powered scrubbing/polishing machines to burnish, scrub, polish and spray clean floors (after receiving proper instruction and training).
- To dust, damp wipe, wash or polish the furniture, ledges, windowsills, external surfaces of: – cupboards, radiators, shelves and fitments.
- To replenish consumable items (soap, toilet rolls, paper towels) if required within the contract.
- To clean toilets, urinals, hand basins and sinks and drinking fountains.
- To use such chemical agents as directed by the (after receiving proper instruction and training).
- To undertake wall washing or inside windowpane cleaning to a height no greater than body height plus an arm’s extension from floor level, during periodic cleaning maintenance programmes.
- To carry out any other reasonable duties within the overall function of the job
- To maintain confidentiality and observe data protection and associated guidelines where appropriate.
- Carry out any other duties as required by management, which is appropriate to the role.
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