The Phakisa Group is a dynamic and values-driven company. We pride ourselves as being a reliable and agile strategic business partner.
Our experienced team is strategically focussed on support services across all major sectors. Phakisa subscribes to a culture of openness, fairness and social upliftment. Our corporate employees pursue a culture of high perfo...
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The Yard Cleaner is responsible for maintaining a clean , safe and organised yard by performing routine cleaning, waste removal and general maintenance tasks. The role supports operational efficiency by ensuring outdoor areas are free of hazards, debris and waste while complying with company health ,safety and environmental standards.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Sweep and clean all yard areas, loading bays, walkways, and external workspaces.
Collect, separate, and dispose of general waste, recyclable materials, and other refuse in accordance with company procedures.
Remove litter, debris, dust, and spillages from the yard and surrounding areas.
Assist with cleaning loading docks, storage areas, and equipment located in the yard.
Ensure waste bins and skips are emptied or replaced as required.
Keep drainage channels and stormwater systems clear of debris where applicable.
Report unsafe conditions, damaged equipment, or maintenance issues to the supervisor.
Support warehouse and operations teams with general housekeeping duties as required.
Operate cleaning tools and equipment safely and maintain them in good working condition.
Ensure compliance with health, safety, environmental, and housekeeping standards.
Wear and maintain the required personal protective equipment (PPE).
Perform any other reasonable duties assigned by management.
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