Kent Building Supplies Cleaner Role (Nova Scotia)

Kent Building Supplies Cleaner Role (Nova Scotia)

18 Aug
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Kent Building Supplies
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Nova Scotia

18 Aug

Kent Building Supplies

Nova Scotia

Become a Cleaner at Kent Building Supplies, where your skills help maintain an immaculate workplace for all. Embrace a role focused on cleanliness and safety throughout the store and property.

In this role, you will be responsible for ensuring a clean and organized workspace across various areas of the store. Your tasks will include cleaning retail spaces, offices, lunchrooms, and outdoor facilities. Alongside general housekeeping duties, maintaining safety is paramount as you lift and manage cleaning supplies. Your self-motivation and detail-oriented nature will greatly contribute to our atmosphere at Kent Building Supplies.

Key Responsibilities:
• Conduct cleaning in various environments, including offices and parking areas
• Ensure organization and cleanliness throughout facilities




• Execute sanitation and general housekeeping activities
• Safely manage and handle cleaning materials
• Adhere to safety policies ensuring a clean workspace

Requirements:
• High School Diploma or equivalent experience
• Strong work ethic and detail orientation
• Adaptable and able to work independently
• Capable of handling physical cleaning tasks
• Team-oriented with collaboration skills

Leverage your attention to detail as a Cleaner at Kent Building Supplies and support our commitment to a pristine environment.
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📌 Kent Building Supplies Cleaner Role (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Kent Building Supplies
📍 Nova Scotia

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