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What the Job Is Like
In restaurants, dirt that staff can’t get to during business hours is left behind after closing. We clean kitchen floors with grease buildup, dining area floors, restrooms, drains, and other areas according to set procedures, leaving them ready for the next day.
- Cleaning kitchen floors, dining area floors, restrooms, and staff rooms
- Assisting with cleaning grease traps, drains, and around sinks
- Before-and-after photo reports, supply checks, and brief reports
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Who This Role Is Suited For
It may not be a glamorous job, but it is essential to ensuring stores can open for business with peace of mind the next day.
- For those looking to make use of nighttime and early-morning hours
- People who can carefully follow established procedures
- Those who want to put their experience in restaurants or cleaning work to use
QUESTIONS / FAQ
Questions About Cleaning Staff Recruitment
Can I apply without cleaning experience?
Applicants with no prior experience are welcome. The experience and staffing required vary depending on the work, so please first let us know your preferred area, available work hours, and previous experience.
Is most of the work done late at night?
Since much of the work is done after restaurants close, shifts are mainly after closing, late at night, early in the morning, or on days off. We’ll confirm the hours for each job and offer work within a reasonable range.
Do I need to provide tools or a vehicle?
Depending on the services they provide, partner contractors may be asked whether they have the necessary tools and vehicles. Requirements for cleaning staff applicants vary by assignment and employment type.
What happens after I apply?
After you submit the form, we’ll review the details and contact you about the work and areas we can accommodate. We’ll then arrange an interview or confirm the terms as needed, before proceeding to review opportunities or begin work.
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