Kitchener Market Cleaner: Earn $20.33/hour (November 2024)

Are you looking for a part-time opportunity to contribute to your community while earning a competitive wage? The City of Kitchener is hiring motivated individuals to join their team as Cleaners at the iconic Kitchener Market (Competition Number: 2024-498). This position offers the chance to work in a lively environment and make a difference in one of the city’s key cultural hubs.

Job Description:

You are an important member of the Kitchener Market being a cleaner, your responsibility plays a central role into ensuring that the area hosting local vendors and visitors alike is clean. Some of the duties will be to wipe tables, sweep the floor and others including cleaning rest rooms and making sure that they are well stocked. When it comes to cleanliness, you shall be exercising a pivotal role in making the lives of everyone who accesses this active community’s hub much better. All your activities help to improve the necessary market as a beloved venue for gatherings for the locals. Be part of making an environment free from clutter and mess that makes people have a good time with their shopping and other activities.

Company Overview:

Purpose As the city of Kitchener continues to develop and create working, social, and leisure spaces, it is proud to ensure that these spaces are inclusive of all the people. The Kitchener Market also interprets the function of the place as a culture and community anchor as vibrant symbol. Common for its activity and entertaining activities it unites individuals to celebrate their traditions and relate to one another. You will be joining a team within an organization that has strong values for service delivery and creation of togetherness. City understands the importance of diversity making sure that all people are welcome and accepted in the organization. Fundamental to this mission, is the commitment of developing the human capital of its workforce. Employees are engaged by providing them with meaningful chance of using their talents, developing themselves, as well as make a satisfying impact on the society. As a single entity, the City of Kitchener and its team create a vibrant and progressive future for all while acknowledging the character and essence of the region.

Roles and Responsibilities:

Maintain cleanliness throughout the Kitchener Market.
Clear tables, chairs, and communal areas after customer use.
Sweep, dry mop, and wet mop floors to ensure a safe and sanitary environment.
Polish metalwork and clean windows and glass surfaces.
Disinfect restrooms and replenish supplies.
Empty garbage and recycling bins regularly.
Respond promptly to customer requests and spills.
Communicate with colleagues using a two-way radio to coordinate tasks.

Job Requirements:

High school diploma (or equivalent).
Minimum of 1 month of cleaning experience.
Availability to work flexible shifts, including evenings, weekends, and holidays.
Knowledge of proper cleaning techniques and equipment use.
Familiarity with WHMIS protocols for hazardous materials.
Strong customer service and communication skills.
Reliability, a positive attitude, and teamwork orientation.

Salary and Benefits:

Hourly Wage: $20.33/hour.
Work in a dynamic and inclusive workplace.
Be part of a supportive team contributing to the community.

Job Position:

Cleaner (Part-Time)

Visa Sponsorship:

This position is open to local residents. Unfortunately, visa sponsorship is not provided for this role.

How to Apply:

To apply, visit the City of Kitchener Careers Website and submit your application for Competition Number: 2024-498 before December 2nd, 6:00 PM.

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FAQs:

1. Is prior cleaning experience mandatory?
Yes, applicants should have a minimum of 1 month of cleaning experience.

2. What shifts will I be expected to work?
Shifts may include evenings, weekends, and holidays, based on operational needs.

3. Are there growth opportunities within the City of Kitchener?
The City values its employees and often promotes internally when opportunities arise.

4. Can I apply if I’m not a local resident?
This role is primarily for local candidates as no visa sponsorship is available.

5. How can I learn more about WHMIS protocols?
WHMIS (Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System) training is often available online or through local institutions.