Street Cleaner Job at Ventia in New Zealand

Ventia is seeking energetic team members to join their Auckland Council Sanitation & Waste team as street cleaner /laborers for the night shift in New Zealand. This role involves maintaining Auckland Council’s property portfolio by performing street cleaning services such as collecting litter, road sweeping, removing graffiti, water blasting, and pavement cleaning. If you are interested, they invite you to send your application.

Key Responsibilities of Street Cleaner:

• Blowing leaves, collecting litter, and cleaning outside areas around minor shops and recreational spaces.
• Operating a motorized sweeper vehicle to sweep footpaths, parking lots, and other walkway areas.
• Cleaning and maintaining city and outer public areas by removing waste, debris, and other rubbish.
• Demonstrating a commitment to safety, health, environment, and quality standards.

Requirements for Street Cleaner:

• The ideal candidate will be energetic, motivated, and have a genuine belief in excellent customer service.
• You should have a “can do” attitude and be able to work independently and safely.
• Holding a Class 1 driver’s license is preferable, and you must be willing and able to drive either a van or box cage small truck.

Benefits:

• At Ventia, they offer a flexible, supportive, and inclusive work environment where you matter.
• They take their people’s careers seriously, helping them to learn and grow.
• Safety is their top priority, and they look after each other’s well-being.
• Opportunity to work in a supportive team environment.
• Chance to contribute to the cleanliness and maintenance of Auckland’s public areas.
• Competitive salary and benefits package.

At Ventia, they are enrich by the diverse experiences, talents, and cultures that their people bring to the organization. They celebrate and respect the communities they operate in and are committed to providing a safe and positive environment that offers equal opportunities for individuals of all backgrounds, including Māori and Pasifika people, LGTBQI+, women, veterans and spouses, and people with disabilities.