Casual Cleaner, North Shore & Waitākere Hospitalsat Te Whatu Ora - Health New Zealand Waitematā -
As a Cleaner, you will do something you can be proud of every day as you play a vital role in ensuring the safety and well-being of everyone within our hospital.Our dedicated team of Cleaners work around the clock in our hospitals, and we are seeking dedicated individuals to join our team on a casual basis, working as and when required.
The successful applicant must be flexible to work across both Waitākere Hospital and North Shore Hospital.We are looking for someone with the below skills & attributes:Excellent customer service skillsGood command of verbal and written EnglishRespectful and courteous towards patients and colleaguesReliable and available to pick up shifts at short noticeMotivated to engage in mandatory staff training sessions (may include operating floor care machinery)Ability to follow duty lists and safety protocols as well as instructions for specialised cleaning equipmentFlexible and able to adapt to unexpected changes within the busy hospital environmentOur Cleaners are offered the opportunity to enrol in NZQA Level 3 qualifications within 12 months of employment.To find out more about the role, you can view the position description here.To be considered for this position, please APPLY ONLINE via www.wdhbcareers.co.nz.If you need assistance with your online application, please contact Sarah Kneller – Recruitment Consultant via email.Job reference: WDHB17454AClosing date: 17 November 2024We provide care to diverse communities and are committed to achieving health equity and oranga for our Maori and Pacific communities.
We are working hard to support and develop a workforce equipped to deliver “brilliant”,” compassionate” and “connected” care to the people in our communities. We strongly encourage applicants from all backgrounds with the necessary capability, who share and are committed to living our values.If this is you, apply now and join us at Waitematā District, where “everyone matters” staff, patients, our community.