About us:
Yandina State School is the education hub of the Yandina community, catering for around 370 students in 16 classes.
The school prides itself on its ability to deliver high quality teaching and learning to all, with staff having the time to know and nurture all students.
Yandina State School is committed to providing a learning environment that not only caters for a child's academic growth, but provides rich cultural and sporting opportunities
Your opportunity:
The successful applicant will play an important role in maintaining a clean, safe and welcoming environment for students, staff and visitors.
The position involves cleaning classrooms, offices, amenities and other school facilities, as well as maintaining high standards of hygiene across the school.
The successful applicant will work both independently and as part of a team and will be expected to follow cleaning procedures, workplace health and safety requirements and departmental guidelines.
Responsibilities include:
Cleaning windows, pictures, doorknobs, taps, sinks, drinking fountains, lavatory basins, glassware, glass doors and cupboards.
Cleaning and sanitising toilet facilities and sick bays.
Cleaning and maintaining equipment.
Cobweb and mildew control, utilising extendable equipment as necessary.
Cleaning of concrete, bitumen, asphalt and paved surfaces.
Please view the role description for a full list of responsibilities.
Interested? To Apply:
Applicants are encouraged to highlight any previous cleaning experience, relevant skills and experience working independently or as part of a team.
Please ensure your resume includes current contact details for two referees who can comment on your suitability for the position.
We welcome all applicants to share any support needed to ensure our recruitment process is inclusive.
Applications remain current for 12 months from the closing date and may be considered for appointment to identical or similar vacancies within the Department.
Applications from recruitment agencies will not be accepted.<space>This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia License.
