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COMM ENT 2913 G1

South Lanarkshire
Greater London
2 days ago
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INTERNAL APPLICANTS MUST APPLY VIA OPPORTUNITY MARKETPLACE AND COMPLETE THEIR SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS EITHER VIA THE ME TAB ON FUSION PRIOR TO STARTING THE APPLICATION FORM OR BY CLICKING ON THE LINK AS PART OF THE APPLICATION PROCESS IN THE SECTION OF THE FORM TITLED “REVIEW SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS”. 


ACTUAL CLOSING DATE: Applications must be received by Thursday 20 November at 11:55pm

Location: Carluke High School, Carnwath Road, Carluke, ML8 4EA

Hours: 15 hours per week (You will carry out supervisor role 7.5 hours of the week and cleaner role 7.5 hours of the week) on a term time basis

Work Pattern: Monday - Thursday 4 - 7pm and Friday 1 - 4pm

Hourly Rate: £13.33 per hour (cleaner rate) and £13.64 - £13.79 per hour (supervisor rate).

The successful candidate will carry out the cleaning function on floors, furniture, fixtures, fittings, sanitary areas, walls etc. You will also be required to monitor standards of cleaning in line with specification/COSHH regulation, reporting any difficult issues to management.

You will be responsible for setting up rooms for lets and being the responsible person on site for reporting health and safety issues.

Supervision of a team of Facility Assistants (Cleaning), including assisting with training; recruitment & selection; maximising attendance; team brief etc.

To carry out the cleaning function on floors, furniture, fixtures, fittings, sanitary areas, walls.

To ensure the security of the building is maintained, and act as a key-holder as required.

Monitor standards of cleaning in line with specification/COSHH regulations, reporting any difficult issues to management.

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Please Apply online - All correspondence will be via your email address.



Preferred candidates identified after the selection event process will be required to assist the recruitment team, if need be, to ensure timely completion of recruitment checks. If recruitment checks are not completed within a reasonable timescale you may automatically be withdrawn from this position.

Canvassing of Elected Members or employees of South Lanarkshire's Council directly or indirectly in connection with any appointment within the Council shall disqualify the applicant.

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This post is excepted in terms of the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions) Order .

This post is considered Regulated Work with Children and/or adults, under the Protection of Vulnerable Groups (Scotland) Act, . Therefore, it is an offence to apply if you are barred from working with children and/or adults.

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