Cleaners Seeking
Home
Hire Cleaners
Looking for Cleaning Jobs
Browse Cleaners
Cleaners Seeking
Home
Hire Cleaners
Looking for Cleaning Jobs
Browse Cleaners
More
  • Home
  • Hire Cleaners
  • Looking for Cleaning Jobs
  • Browse Cleaners
  • Home
  • Hire Cleaners
  • Looking for Cleaning Jobs
  • Browse Cleaners

The right cleaners. The right opportunities.

The right cleaners. The right opportunities.The right cleaners. The right opportunities.The right cleaners. The right opportunities.

Cleaning labour hire and permanent recruitment Australia-wide. Screened, skills-checked and prepared for your workplace.

The right cleaners. The right opportunities.

The right cleaners. The right opportunities.The right cleaners. The right opportunities.The right cleaners. The right opportunities.

Cleaning labour hire and permanent recruitment Australia-wide. Screened, skills-checked and prepared for your workplace.

Win the contract. Build the team to deliver it.

Staff turnover should not run your business

As a cleaning company, every departure can mean another advertisement, more interviews, repeated training and extra shifts for your existing team. Last-minute gaps put pressure on supervisors and make consistent service harder to deliver. Cleaner Seeking helps you assess candidates against the actual role: cleaning skills, location, roster and workplace expectations. Better information helps you make a more confident hiring decision.

A big contract needs a workforce plan

Winning a new cleaning contract is exciting. Finding enough suitable cleaners before the start date can be the difficult part. Multiple sites, early starts, travel, equipment and client standards all affect who is a good fit. Share your mobilisation date, site locations, headcount and shifts with us. We will propose recruitment or labour hire support, identify screening and training needs, and discuss a staged start where appropriate.

Flexible cover for temporary shortages

Labour hire can help cover leave, unexpected absences, seasonal demand and short-term gaps while you recruit. Agree the assignment length, duties, roster, rates and timesheet process before work begins. Compliance needs attention too: discuss work-rights checks, applicable employment requirements, insurance, licensing where required, and each party’s safety and supervision responsibilities. Labour hire does not remove the host business’s own obligations.

How can we help you?

For employers and cleaners across Australia
I need cleanersI am looking for work

Contact Us

Send us an enquiry

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

How to engage Cleaner Seeking

1. Initial discussion

1. Initial discussion

1. Initial discussion

Tell us about your cleaning company or in-house team: sites, duties, shifts, start date and staffing challenges. Browse profiles for an idea of the skills you need, then send an enquiry. All introductions are coordinated by Cleaner Seeking.

2. Solution proposal

1. Initial discussion

1. Initial discussion

We propose labour hire for temporary cover, permanent recruitment for your own team, or a combination. We discuss scope, timing, rates or recruitment fees, screening requirements and responsibilities before proceeding.

3. Screening

1. Initial discussion

We review experience, availability and work rights, then assess role-relevant skills. Practical scenarios can cover cleaning a washroom, planning a task sequence or using familiar equipment. We identify strengths and training gaps, with additional checks agreed for your site.

4. Interviewing

We conduct initial candidate discussions and coordinate interviews with suitable cleaners. For permanent recruitment, this helps reduce the time your team spends interviewing unsuitable applicants and arranging initial practical assessments. You make the final hiring decision.

5. Onboarding

Once the placement and terms are agreed, coordinate the start date, roster, site induction, equipment and supervision. Discuss practical workplace preparation and online training needs so cleaners understand the work and your expectations.

6. Follow-up

We check in after the start to discuss attendance, work quality, fit and any support needed. Share concerns early so we can discuss training, roster adjustments or next steps within the agreed service scope.

News & guides for cleaning businesses

Planning the team for a new contract

Practical guide • Before the start date, map every site, shift and cleaning task. Identify equipment skills, travel requirements and supervision needs. Share the full roster with your recruitment partner early, and plan induction time before the first service.

Look beyond a cleaning CV

Practical guide • Ask candidates to explain how they would approach a realistic cleaning task. Look for a clear sequence, attention to detail and willingness to ask when unsure. Agree a relevant practical assessment and discuss the results alongside experience and availability.

Build consistency from the first shift

Practical guide • Clear instructions, realistic rosters and early feedback help a new cleaner settle in. Explain the site standards and who to contact for support. Review training needs after the first shifts and address concerns before they become recurring problems.

Copyright © 2026 Cleaner Seeking - All Rights Reserved.

Powered by

This website uses cookies.

We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.

Accept