Gauteng Department of Health Cleaners X11 โ€“ Sedibeng District Health Services | No Experience Required | R144,024 Per Year | Apply by 7 September 2026

Gauteng Department of Health Cleaners X11 โ€“ Sedibeng District Health Services | No Experience Required | R144,024 Per Year | Apply by 7 September 2026

The Gauteng Department of Health is recruiting 11 Cleaners (Level 2) for Sedibeng District Health Clinics.

These are entry-level government cleaning positions that require applicants to be able to read and write. The advert specifically states that no previous work experience is required.

The Department also notes that Sedibeng District EPWP participants and interns, including those whose EPWP contracts have ended, may apply.

Job Overview

Job DetailInformation
EmployerGauteng Department of Health
PositionCleaner (Level 2)
Number of Posts11
Reference NumberREFS/056372
DirectorateSedibeng District Health Clinics
LocationSedibeng District Health Services
Minimum RequirementAble to read and write
ExperienceNo experience required
SalaryR144,024 per annum plus benefits
Closing Date7 September 2026
EnquiriesMs Ramaditse โ€“ 016 950 6247

Minimum Requirements

Applicants must:

  • Be able to read and write
  • Be willing to perform cleaning duties
  • Be willing to follow health and safety procedures
  • Be willing to undergo continuous training and development
  • Be willing to attend approved meetings and training
  • Comply with the Performance Management and Development System

No Experience Required

The advert clearly states:

No experience required.

This means qualifying first-time job seekers may apply.

EPWP and Intern Applicants

The Department specifically mentions:

  • Sedibeng District EPWP participants
  • Sedibeng District interns
  • Previous EPWP participants whose contracts have ended

These candidates may apply for the Cleaner positions.

What Will the Cleaners Do?

These positions involve cleaning and maintaining hygienic environments in clinics and healthcare facilities.

Because this is a healthcare setting, cleaning responsibilities include both ordinary housekeeping and duties linked to infection control, medical waste and healthcare waste management.

Main Duties and Responsibilities

1. Cleaning Floors

Cleaners will be responsible for:

  • Sweeping floors
  • Mopping floors
  • Buffing floors
  • Using cleaning machines where required

2. Cleaning Walls, Windows and Doors

Successful candidates will clean:

  • Walls
  • Windows
  • Window frames
  • Doors
  • Side walls

3. Cleaning Bathrooms and Showers

Cleaners will maintain:

  • Bathrooms
  • Showers
  • Public toilets

These areas must be kept clean and hygienic.

4. Cleaning Furniture

Duties include:

  • Dusting furniture
  • Washing furniture
  • Polishing furniture

5. Cleaning Public and Clinical Areas

Successful candidates will clean areas such as:

  • Corridors
  • Clinics
  • Offices
  • Entrances
  • Stairs
  • Fire escapes
  • Lifts
  • Passages
  • Waiting areas
  • Equipment
  • Carpets

Medical and General Waste

Cleaners will be responsible for the removal of:

  • Medical waste
  • General waste

They will also:

  • Clean refuse bins
  • Flatten cardboard boxes
  • Follow healthcare waste management requirements

Because this is a healthcare environment, applicants must comply with relevant infection-control procedures and healthcare waste-management policies.

Infection Control

Cleaners must adhere to:

  • Healthcare waste management policy
  • Infection-control prescripts
  • Cleaning-service policies and procedures
  • Occupational health and safety requirements

This is especially important because the cleaners will be working in clinics where preventing contamination and maintaining hygiene are critical.

Heavy-Duty Cleaning Equipment

The advert states that cleaners may need to operate:

Heavy-duty cleaning machines

Candidates should therefore be willing to learn how to safely use appropriate cleaning equipment.

Kitchen and Refrigerator Duties

Cleaners may also be required to:

  • Defrost unit refrigerators
  • Clean unit refrigerators
  • Clean unit kitchens
  • Maintain kitchen hygiene
  • Control kitchen stock
  • Report stock issues to the supervisor

Soap and Hygiene Supplies

Successful candidates will:

  • Refill soap containers
  • Monitor relevant cleaning and hygiene supplies

Cleaning Trolleys

Cleaning trolleys must be kept:

  • Clean
  • Organised
  • Ready for use

Kitchen and Bathroom Stock Control

Cleaners will help control stock in:

  • Kitchens
  • Bathrooms

Any shortages or problems should be reported to the relevant supervisor.

Daily Cleaning Control Lists

Employees must complete daily cleaning activities on the required:

Cleaning Control List

This helps supervisors confirm that required areas and tasks have been completed.

Occupational Health and Safety

Cleaners must comply with the:

Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA)

Candidates should follow safe working procedures when:

  • Using cleaning chemicals
  • Operating equipment
  • Handling waste
  • Working in clinical areas

Additional Duties

Successful candidates may perform other duties assigned by the supervisor.

They should also:

  • Adhere to required timelines
  • Attend training
  • Participate in development programmes
  • Attend meetings approved by the supervisor
  • Comply with performance-management requirements

Salary

Successful candidates will receive:

R144,024 per annum plus benefits

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