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Cleaner - Kirkcaldy

Published by Sense Scotland
Ref: 491232 Published date: 30/09/2026 Closing date: 12/10/2026
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Location:

Sense Scotland, Kirkcaldy

Salary:
£13.45 Per Hour
Contract type:
Permanent
Position type:
Part Time
Hours:
30 hours
Categories:

About us

Are you dedicated to keeping spaces clean, safe, and welcoming? We are looking for a proactive and reliable Cleaner to join our Facilities Team at TouchBase Fife and housing support services, located in Kirkcaldy & Glenrothes. This permanent role offers 30 hours per week.

About the role

As a valued team member, you will play a crucial role in maintaining a clean, welcoming, and safe environment for the people we support and our colleagues. This role involves managing cleaning equipment responsibly and ensuring excellent hygiene standards

Key Responsibilities:

• Maintain high standards of cleanliness in designated areas to create a safe and comfortable environment.
• Operate and manage cleaning equipment, chemicals, and materials in accordance with COSHH regulations.
• Undertake specific cleaning duties as per the cleaning schedule.
• Respond promptly and efficiently to spillages and urgent cleaning needs.
• Adhere to cleaning schedules and perform additional tasks as directed by line managers for each service.

Working Hours:

You would cover 2 sites, one located in Glenrothes for housing support service and a day support service in Kirkcaldy. Timings in the Glenrothes service can be flexible and the timings in Kirkcaldy would be Monday-Friday 4pm-6pm

Please note and consider before applying:
• We do NOT currently offer visa sponsorship for our vacancies and would therefore ask that you do not apply if you require sponsorship..


Location

Sense Scotland, Kirkcaldy


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