Cleaner in Gosport

Police Cleaner

Have you recently worked as a cleaner for a police station, fire station or an office or as a cleaner in a similar environment or are you looking for your first job as a cleaner, maybe because you’ve just finished school or work in a different industry?

Are you looking for a job where you can make a difference in your local community?

If this sounds like you, you should apply to become our new cleaner at Fareham Reach and help us provide clean, hygienic and safe environments for the police force who work there. 

The Job: 

As our cleaner at Fareham Reach in the heart of the local community, you will clean the police offices every afternoon. Working as part of a team your role will be to keep the police offices clean, hygienic and safe which will include emptying bins, cleaning toilets, vacuuming hallways and cleaning desks.

You will be part of our team at Nviro, working closely with your manager to respond to queries from the library and meet customer expectations.

Please note that police vetting is required for this role.

Why should you work for Nviro? 

When you look at us as a company you will find that Nviro is not just your average cleaning company:

As well as a competitive pay rate, which is reviewed on an annual basis, we are offering a suite of benefits to all our staff which is continuously updated. Our benefits for you include: 

If this sounds like the sort of eNVIROnment you want to work in, apply now!

Early application is encouraged as we regularly review applications throughout the advertising period & reserve the right to close the advert early.

If you don’t have experience as a cleaner but have a passion or interest for cleaning, or you’ve got experience in similar sectors and industries, e.g. care, security, or hospitality, we would love to hear from you. We are an equal opportunities employer, and we encourage applications from a diverse range of backgrounds. We foster a culture of equality, diversity and inclusion and encourage everyone who joins us to be themselves at work and feel that they belong.