Cleaning Operative

Samsic UK is recruiting for a Permanent Part Time School Cleaning Operative to provide a professional facilities management service based in Worcester.

This position is to work for - Monday to Friday 3:15pm to 6:15pm

As per the necessities of this position, all successful applicants will require a UK Criminal Record (Enhanced, England & Wales) check to be conducted. By applying to this position, you acknowledge that this is a requirement of the job role.

Due to Safeguarding legislation KCSIE 2025 we will also need to undertake further online checks and seeking previous employee references in writing.

You will receive £12.71 per hour paid Monthly unless specified otherwise.

Duties include but are not limited to, cleaning sanitary areas, emptying bins, mopping, disinfecting touch points, restocking soap/hand towels, and general cleaning.

What you can expect

• You will be provided with all the right tools and equipment as well as uniform and safety PPE.
• You will work in an environment where the safety of our employees and customers is at the core of what we do as a business.
• You will be guided and supported throughout your career with us and be treated as a valued member of the team. You will have access to a free training platform and given the opportunity to develop your knowledge and grow your skills.
• Free onsite parking.

About you

• You will be polite and have a passion for delivering a good service. You will be health and safety conscious when working within the workplace, considering the environment and presence of others around you.
• Flexibility to cover other shifts for when staff take annual leave is preferable.
• Training will be provided, however, cleaning experience of at least 1 year is preferable.

The interview process will be a telephone conversation with one of our managers, and then a face-to-face interview for those selected. Dependent on having legitimate right to work in the UK and passing all

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