Supervisor: Cleaning Services Ref No: NDOH 15/2026

Supervisor: Cleaning Services Ref No: NDOH 15/2026


Company
Gauteng Department of Health
Location
Pretoria
Posted
12 days ago
Via
MyJobMag

Job Description
REQUIREMENTS :
β€’ ABET level 4 Grade 9. At least two 2 years’ experience in cleaning services.
β€’ Knowledge of cleaning and preparation of tea/coffee, personal hygiene and basic English proficiency. Basic communication written and verbal and interpersonal relationship skills.

DUTIES :
β€’ Oversee cleaning services of offices, corridors, general kitchen, restrooms, elevators and boardrooms.
β€’ Manage and ensure the maintenance of cleaning materials and equipment. Make a requisition and issue cleaning materials.
β€’ Supervise cleaners. Provide administrative and related functions, guidance and advice to cleaners as well develop and update the cleaning roaster.

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