Cleaning jobs in Europe

Commercial, industrial and facilities cleaning roles across European sites, recruited steadily through the year.

Roles we recruit for in Cleaning Services

The roles below are the ones employer briefs in this sector ask for most. Name the ones you have done on your CV.

Commercial cleaner

Offices, retail units and public buildings, worked to a set schedule.
Industrial cleaner

Plant, production areas and machinery cleaning, often outside operating hours.
Facilities and housekeeping

Day-to-day upkeep of a building and its communal areas.
Specialist and deep cleaner

Periodic deep cleans, floor care and cleaning after building works.
Cleaning supervisor

Running a small team, the stock and the schedule on one site.

How the sector hires, what it checks, and what the work is actually like.

Steady, year-round demand

Cleaning contracts run continuously, so hiring in this sector is not tied to a season.
Handling and safety training

Where a site requires specific chemical handling training, that is confirmed before you start.
Method and reliability

Following the cleaning schedule and arriving on time are what employers assess first.
Schedules and labels

Schedules, chemical labels and safety notices are in the site’s working language.

Many commercial cleaning roles are open to candidates without sector experience.

Frequently early mornings, evenings or hours outside a site’s normal operation, since buildings are cleaned around the people using them.

It covers production areas and machinery rather than offices, and usually carries more specific safety training.

Yes, where you have run a cleaning team before. Say so on your CV, as it is matched separately.

Send your CV once — it is considered for roles across every sector and destination we recruit for.