Casual Cleaner

Job Description

The Casual Cleaner is responsible for maintaining clean, hygienic and presentable guest rooms, apartments, public areas and back-of-house spaces at WRAP on Southbank. Duties may include vacuuming, mopping, dusting, changing linen, cleaning bathrooms, replenishing supplies, removing rubbish and reporting maintenance or safety issues. Candidates should have good attention to detail, a reliable and positive attitude, and the ability to work efficiently with limited supervision. Previous commercial, hotel or accommodation cleaning experience is desirable but may not be essential. The role requires physical stamina, safe manual-handling practices, neat presentation and flexibility to work varied shifts, including weekends and public holidays. Clear communication and a strong commitment to guest service are expected.

Company Info

WRAP on Southbank is a modern accommodation property in Melbourne’s Southbank precinct, close to the Yarra River, restaurants, entertainment venues and the central business district. The property is associated with Minor Hotels, an international hospitality group operating hotels, resorts and serviced apartments across Australia and worldwide. Minor Hotels manages a range of recognised brands, including Oaks, Avani, Anantara, NH Hotels and Tivoli, with a focus on comfortable accommodation and professional guest service. A cleaner at WRAP on Southbank supports the property’s daily operations by ensuring apartments, facilities and shared areas meet high standards of cleanliness, hygiene and presentation. The workplace is likely to suit people who enjoy practical work, hospitality environments and contributing directly to a positive guest experience.

Destination Guide

Australia is an island country with opportunities in hospitality, housekeeping, tourism, healthcare, construction, agriculture, technology and retail. Major cities such as Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth offer the widest range of jobs, while regional and resort areas may provide seasonal work and sometimes staff accommodation. Australian workplace culture generally values punctuality, safety, teamwork, direct communication and a friendly but professional manner. Lifestyle varies from busy urban living to relaxed coastal or regional communities, with high-quality public services and generally high living costs. International workers commonly use Working Holiday, Student, Skilled or employer-sponsored visas, depending on their age, qualifications and occupation. Visa conditions can limit working hours, so applicants should check official Department of Home Affairs requirements. Before relocating, budget for rent, transport, healthcare, tax, flights and initial living expenses, and confirm employment terms and work rights.