Cleaner & Driver | End-of-Tenancy Specialist

Cleaner & Driver | End-of-Tenancy Specialist


Company
GLEAM GROUP CLEANING SERVICES
Location
London
Salary
£13–£15 an hour
Posted
14 hours ago
Via
via Job Today

Job Description
• *Gleam Group – London**. . **Pay**: £15.00 per hour on site. . **Start**: Immediate. . Gleam Group is a professional cleaning company. We do not just 'tidy.' We provide high-end deep cleans for letting agents and property managers across London. We are looking for perfectionists to join our team.. . **Strict Requirements**. **Do not apply if you do not meet all of these points:**. . - **Age & Licence**: You must be 25+ with a valid UK Driving Licence.. - **Vehicle**: You must own a reliable car or van (Non-negotiable).. - **Experience**: You must have professional experience in End-of-Tenancy and Deep Cleaning.. - **Phone**: You must have a smartphone to receive jobs and send reports.. - **Language**: You must speak and write basic **English**.. . . **Our Standards: No Cutting Corners**. We expect a 'flawless' finish on every job.. . **This means:**. . - **Kitchens**: Perfect degreasing of ovens, hobs, and appliances.. - **Bathrooms**: Full descaling of tiles, showers, and toilets.. - **Windows**: Streak-free cleaning of all internal glass.. - **Discipline**: Arrive early, follow our checklist, and never cut corners.. - **Reliability**: You must be punctual and ready to drive to different locations in London daily.. . . **What We Offer**. . - **Equipment**: We can provide professional cleaning kits (or you can use your own).. - **Steady Work**: Regular jobs for cleaners who meet our high standards.. - **Fast Response**: we reply quickly to the right candidates.. . . **How to Apply**. **We only hire serious, top-rated cleaners.**. . **Please message us now with:**. . 1. A summary of your experience in end-of-tenancy/deep cleaning.. 2. Why you are a 'perfectionist' who never cuts corners.. 3. Confirmation that you own your own vehicle.. . . **Gleam Group: We deliver perfection every time.**

Experience: Required
Languages: English – Advanced
Employment: Full-time
Salary: £13 – £15 hourly
Benefits: Extra tips - Potential increase!
Starting time: Immediate start!

About GLEAM GROUP CLEANING SERVICES :

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