Government Cleaning Jobs
5 open right now. Cleaner, housekeeping and cleaning supervisor posts at hospitals, schools and government offices. Updated automatically every hour.
Cleaner
Department of Higher Education and Training
Western TVET College: Carletonville and Krugersdorp West, Gauteng
Cleaner
Department of Higher Education and Training
Western TVET College, Carletonville Campus, Gauteng
Cleaner
Department of Higher Education and Training
Western TVET College, Krugersdorp West Campus, Gauteng
Administrative Officer: Cleaning Services
Department of Public Works and Infrastructure
Pretoria Regional Office, Gauteng
Supervisor: Cleaning Services (X9 Posts)
Department of Public Works and Infrastructure
Pretoria Regional Office, Gauteng
Who can apply
Often no matric required — Grade 10 or ABET is common.
Salary
Usually salary level 2.
How to apply for government cleaning jobs, step by step
- Open a post above and read the requirements and closing date.
- Fill in and sign the new Z83 form.
- Attach a detailed CV that matches the duties in the advert.
- Send it to the address or email in the advert, quoting the reference number.
- Save the job to track it and get a reminder before it closes.
Tips
- Hospitals and schools advertise many cleaner posts — check the centre is near you.
- Write your full contact details clearly; many applicants are missed due to wrong numbers.
- Use the new Z83 form — the old one is rejected.
Frequently asked questions
What do I need to apply for government cleaning jobs?
Often no matric required — Grade 10 or ABET is common.
How much do government cleaning jobs pay?
Usually salary level 2. Every post on this page shows its exact annual salary.
How do I apply for government cleaning jobs?
Complete and sign the new Z83 form, attach a detailed CV, and send it to the address or email in the advert before the closing date, quoting the reference number.
Do I have to pay to apply?
No. Government never charges to apply for a post. Anyone asking for money is a scam.
How often is this page updated?
Automatically every hour from the official public service vacancy circulars.
What if I don't hear back?
If you haven't been contacted within three months of the closing date, consider your application unsuccessful.