Part time Afternoon Cleaner, Salisbury

Equans is looking for a Part time Afternoon Cleaner to join our team in Salisbury's law Courts, SP27EP on a permanent basis working 20 hours per week. Salary £12.90 per hour and benefits package.

Monday to Friday 1400-1800

As the on‑site Cleaner, you’ll keep the building clean and tidy to the highest standard of hygiene, health and safety whilst maintaining a professional manner with all members of staff and the general public.

For this role you must undergo BPSS level vetting. Part of this includes DBS clearance so the ability to pass is essential.

• Identity Verification: Passport, photo ID, birth certificate, etc.
• Employment History (past 3 years): Any gaps will require HMRC statements for the period in question.
• Right to Work Status in the UK: Citizenship or valid share code.
• Unspent Criminal Record: Disclosure of any unspent convictions.
• Significant Periods Abroad: Any periods of 6+ months spent abroad in the past 3 years.

• Paid days annual leave (+ public holidays)
• Life Cover equivalent to 1.5 times annual salary
• Employee discount shopping schemes on major brands and retailers
• Gym membership discounts
• Cycle to work scheme
• Holiday purchase scheme
• 2 corporate social responsibility days per year
• Broad range of learning opportunities, such as professional qualifications, collective/individual training, and personalised support programmes
• Attractive Employee Referral Rewards Scheme
• Access to growing employee networks including Accessibility, Encompass, RISE, Women Together, Working Parents, and Young Professionals
• 24/7 Employee Assistance Program and access to mental wellbeing app

• Experience as a Cleaner
• At least one year experience within a customer‑focused environment
• Current DBS (ideally no older than 12 months)
• Ability to acquire BPSS vetting
• Evidence of right to work in the UK

We encourage applications from women, ethnically diverse individuals and people with disabilities, along with all candidates who identify with protected characteristic groups under the Equality Act 2010.