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general cleaners
General cleaners are responsible for cleaning the guest and employee areas of many different types of hospitality businesses including clubs, catering companies and pubs and taverns. It is a good entry-level position to the hospitality industry.
What would I do?
General cleaning tasks include cleaning all public areas of the venue to the highest possible standard. Tasks for general cleaners include dusting and polishing furniture, vacuuming or mopping floors, cleaning bathroom facilities including wet areas, and waste and rubbish disposal. Other tasks may include cleaning walls and windows. General cleaners may also be required to clean external areas of the building such as pathways and entrances.
What training do I need?
Formal qualifications aren’t required to work as a general cleaner; however a relevant nationally recognised qualification would help prepare you for work in the industry and to move forward in your career.
The Certificate II in Hospitality (Operations) is the entry-level qualification you could consider doing.
What personal attributes do I need?
The personal attributes you need to work as a general cleaner include:
• A commitment to providing a high standard of customer service
• The ability to work quickly and efficiently under pressure
• The willingness to learn and ability to follow procedures.
How many hours can I expect to work in a week?
General cleaners are employed on a full-time, part-time or casual basis. It is important that you are flexible in your availability and willing to work evenings, weekends and public holidays.
What are my employment prospects?
Employment prospects are good for enthusiastic, committed individuals who have excellent customer service skills and pay attention to detail.
How do I find a job as a General Cleaner?
If you have access to the internet go to www.discoverjobs.com.au, this a website dedicated to helping you find employment in the hospitality industry. Or send an email and your resume to the organisations or businesses you would like to work at. Follow up your approaches.