HandymanCleaner

HandymanCleaner


Company
City Property
Location
Pretoria (+1 other)
Posted
2 days ago
Via
via Talent.com
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Job Description
Description

The purpose of the role is to ensure the adequate maintenance and repair of the property in line with CPA standards while also maintaining the cleanliness of buildings to the required standard. This dual function supports both the operational upkeep and hygienic environment of the premises.

To maintain the interior and exterior of properties.

1. Conduct minor plumbing repairs as required.
2. Conduct minor electrical repairs (e.g. fit a new light fitting change the light bulbs fix the plugs etc.)
3. Do paint work as required.
4. Conduct general maintenance of the building including carpentry painting changing of locks fixing door hinges etc.
5. Ensure that the building is maintained according to the CPA standards.
6. Safe keeping of the tools assigned to them.
7. Ensure timesheets are completed accurately daily and handed to Supervisor for processing if required
8. Ensure required deadlines are met.
9. Cleaning of the building and immediate surroundings (communal areas ablutions kitchens lift lobbies vacant units windows basements etc.)
that the gardens at the properties are looked after if required
11. To ensure presentation including attire is always in a neat and professional manner.

Working conditions:

The role will be performed mostly indoors but outdoor work may also be required. At times working at heights and carrying heavy items may be necessary. Mobility is essential to move between buildings.
Requirements

Qualifications & Experience:
1. Basic literacy and numeracy required.

2. Tradesman certificate an advantage.

3. At least 2 years handyman experience required including plumbing painting and electrical work.

4. Up to 6 months experience in cleaning

Skills & Knowledge Required:

1. Basic knowledge of painting plumbing electrical work and carpentry.

2. General DIY e.g. carpet fixing

3. Basic Health & Safety knowledge

4. Basic knowledge on the use of tools required to perform duties.

5. Basic literacy and numeracy with proficiency in English required.
Work LevelJuniorJob TypePermanentSalaryMarket RelatedEE PositionNoLocationPretoria

Required Experience:

Junior IC

Employment Type : Full-Time
Experience: years
Vacancy: 1

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