Hospital cleaning staff wanted!
Hospital cleaning staff wanted!
No experience necessary!
W-workers are active! Car commuting OK
W-workers are active! Car commuting OK
Job Information
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Job Type
Cleaning / Public facilities
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Work Type
Part time
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Location
Map
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Wage
￥1,030 ~ / hour
Job Requirement
Japanese Level
Conversational
English Level
None
□ Can work at least 3 days per week, 3 hours per day
□ Japanese conversational level: Can speak basic Japanese
□ Japanese reading and writing level: N5
□ Japanese conversational level: Can speak basic Japanese
□ Japanese reading and writing level: N5
Job Description
▼Job Responsibilities
Daily cleaning of patient rooms, waiting halls, corridors, toilets, rooms, etc.
Example of a daily time schedule
8:50 - Arrive at work, change clothes, and prepare for work
9:00~ Clean common restrooms
10:00~ Room cleaning
10:00～ Room cleaning ・12:00～ Break/Lunch
12:00～ Break, Lunch meeting
15:00- Clean up
▼Salary
1030 yen per hour
All transportation expenses paid
▼Contract Period
Long-term (more than 3 months)
▼Working Days and Hours
9:00~12:00 (3hours)
9:00~15:00 (5 hours / 1 hour break)
9:00~17:00 (7 hours / 1 hour break)
3 days a week to work OK, 5 days a week is also welcome.
▼Overtime Details
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▼Holiday
Sundays and holidays off
▼Training
14 days of training / no change in conditions
▼Company Location
9-16 Wakamiya-cho, Gifu City, Gifu Prefecture
▼Work Location
2163 Naka, Mitake-cho, Kani-gun, Gifu-ken
＜Access
3 minutes walk from Mitakeguchi Station of Meitetsu Hiromi Line
▼Available Insurance
Full social insurance coverage (applicable in accordance with laws and regulations)
▼Benefit
Uniform Loan
Transportation paid in full
Vehicle commuting OK
▼Smoking Information
Smoking is prohibited in the laydown area
▼Other
Most of the people who join us have no experience!
After joining the company, we will provide you with training on how to clean and how to use tools, etc. We will also provide you with training using DVDs to guide you through the process.
Daily cleaning of patient rooms, waiting halls, corridors, toilets, rooms, etc.
Example of a daily time schedule
8:50 - Arrive at work, change clothes, and prepare for work
9:00~ Clean common restrooms
10:00~ Room cleaning
10:00～ Room cleaning ・12:00～ Break/Lunch
12:00～ Break, Lunch meeting
15:00- Clean up
▼Salary
1030 yen per hour
All transportation expenses paid
▼Contract Period
Long-term (more than 3 months)
▼Working Days and Hours
9:00~12:00 (3hours)
9:00~15:00 (5 hours / 1 hour break)
9:00~17:00 (7 hours / 1 hour break)
3 days a week to work OK, 5 days a week is also welcome.
▼Overtime Details
nashi (Pyrus pyrifolia, esp. var. culta)
▼Holiday
Sundays and holidays off
▼Training
14 days of training / no change in conditions
▼Company Location
9-16 Wakamiya-cho, Gifu City, Gifu Prefecture
▼Work Location
2163 Naka, Mitake-cho, Kani-gun, Gifu-ken
＜Access
3 minutes walk from Mitakeguchi Station of Meitetsu Hiromi Line
▼Available Insurance
Full social insurance coverage (applicable in accordance with laws and regulations)
▼Benefit
Uniform Loan
Transportation paid in full
Vehicle commuting OK
▼Smoking Information
Smoking is prohibited in the laydown area
▼Other
Most of the people who join us have no experience!
After joining the company, we will provide you with training on how to clean and how to use tools, etc. We will also provide you with training using DVDs to guide you through the process.
About Company
T-assist Co.,Ltd
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We provide clean, safe, and secure sanitary environments that incorporate the most advanced infection control technologies based on the three “T's” of “Technique”, “Trust”, and “Thankful heart”.
Through daily cleaning services and operating room support services, this is an important job that contributes to supporting healthcare professionals and indirectly protecting the lives and health of patients.
Through daily cleaning services and operating room support services, this is an important job that contributes to supporting healthcare professionals and indirectly protecting the lives and health of patients.
