Cleaner: Flexible Shifts & Solid Pay (Evening/Day)

Cleaner: Flexible Shifts & Solid Pay (Evening/Day)


Company
KUWAIT JOBS HERE
Location
Hawalli Governorate
Job Type
Full-time
Salary
KWD 3K–KWD 15K a year
Posted
6 days ago
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Job Description
A local employment agency in Kuwait is seeking a Cleaner for both part-time and full-time positions. Part-time work is from 5pm to 11pm with a salary of 80KD, while full-time positions require working from 2pm to 11pm with a salary of 150KD. Candidates must hold a Baladiya Card or be willing to process it. Accommodation is arranged in Mehboula, with local transport available. This position is suitable for those looking for flexibility within a supportive environment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about Plumber Jobs

Q What is the minimum wage for Plumber Jobs in Kuwait?
As per the Public Authority for Manpower, the minimum wage for plumbers in Kuwait is 300 KWD per month as of 2026. Overtime must be paid at 1.25 times the hourly rate for hours worked beyond 8 per day.
Q How do non-Kuwaiti plumbers obtain a work permit for jobs in Kuwait?
As per the Public Authority for Manpower, non-Kuwaiti plumbers must secure a work permit sponsored by a licensed employer before entry, with applications processed through the online PAM portal as of 2026. The permit costs 50 KWD and is valid for one year, renewable upon contract continuation.
Q What education and experience are required for plumber jobs in Kuwait?
As per the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labour, plumbers need a minimum of secondary school certificate plus 2 years of documented experience in plumbing systems as of 2026. Vocational training certificates from recognized institutes are mandatory for license approval.
Q What documents are needed to apply for plumber jobs in Kuwait?
As per the Public Authority for Manpower, applicants must submit a valid passport, attested educational certificates, experience letters, and medical fitness report through the employer-sponsored online system as of 2026. All documents require Arabic translation and stamping.
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