General Worker

Key Responsibilities

Cleaning & Housekeeping

• Perform routine and deep cleaning of operational areas including loading zones, workshops, offices, and ablution facilities.
• Remove cane residues, mud, leaves, dust, oil spills, and other debris from high-traffic and heavy equipment zones.
• Clean workshop floors, tools, benches, waste areas, and storage sections to maintain order and safety.
• Ensure walkways, platforms, and access points to heavy machinery remain clean and unobstructed.
• Maintain cleanliness around fuel stations, wash bays, parking areas, and storage yards.

Waste Management

• Collect and dispose of waste according to site waste-separation rules (organic waste, scrap metal, general waste).
• Empty bins, replace liners, and ensure waste areas are free from overflow or contamination.
• Transport waste to designated disposal points using trolleys, bins, or site-approved methods.
• Assist with maintaining recycling areas and ensuring correct disposal of oil-contaminated materials.

Safety, Compliance & Hazard Control

• Adhere to all company safety policies, housekeeping standards, and PPE requirements.
• Keep floors, ramps, and pathways dry and free from hazardous substances.
• Identify and report safety hazards such as spills, broken glass, damaged flooring, or unsafe storage.
• Place warning signs (“Wet Floor”, “Cleaning in Progress”) in operational areas when required.
• Ensure cleaning chemicals are used correctly and stored safely.

Communication & Coordination

• Communicate with the Supervisor to identify cleaning priorities, especially in high-risk areas.
• Coordinate with workshop technicians, truck drivers, and loader operators to clean around machines safely.
• Notify the Supervisor about low stock of cleaning materials or maintenance needs for cleaning equipment.
• Participate in daily briefings to stay informed about operational shifts, high-traffic times, and hazard alerts.

Equipment & Material Maintenance

• Use cleaning tools correctly (brooms, pressure washers, mops, vacuums, industrial brushes).
• Maintain cleaning equipment in good working order and report faults immediately.
• Ensure cleaning chemicals are handled with care and used according to safety data sheets.
• Keep cleaning storage areas organized, labelled, and locked when necessary.

Documentation & Reporting

• Record completed cleaning tasks in daily checklists or housekeeping logs.
• Report any spills, hazards, or incidents to the Supervisor without delay.
• Assist in compliance audits by ensuring cleaning records and area inspections are up to date.