Temporary General Worker

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Overview This is a temporary General Worker position with the City of uMhlathuze, offering a basic salary of R 390.00 per day worked, with no overtime. The role primarily involves maintaining cleanliness and assisting with general upkeep in public areas, particularly beaches and related facilities. What you will do * Keep the beaches and the beach facilities in a clean and hygienic condition including litter picking, sweeping of the car parks, cleaning ablution facilities and raking of beaches. * Assist with weeding, pruning trees, shrubs and trimming hedges. * Ensure tools and equipment are in working order. Requirements (from the original advert) * Grade 8 or equivalent; * Functional literacy; * Communication skills; * Must be prepared to work during weekends and public holidays. * Cleaning and Maintenance: Ensuring sanitation and the upkeep of the work environment; * Manual Labour: Engaging in physical work including lifting, digging, or picking; * Physical Stamina: Ability to perform physically demanding tasks; * Basic Communication Skills: Understanding instructions and interacting with team members; * Teamwork: Collaborating efficiently in diverse group settings; * Flexibility: Adapting to various tasks and environments. Who should apply Candidates with a Grade 8 education or equivalent, who are functionally literate and possess basic communication skills, should apply. Ideal applicants must be prepared to work weekends and public holidays, and be capable of manual labour requiring physical stamina. The role suits individuals who can perform cleaning and maintenance tasks, work effectively in a team, and adapt to various tasks and environments. Deadline Not specified Reference Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/temporary-general-worker-city-of-umhlathuze Source: myjobmag

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