This page curates real-time cleaner openings across the United States. Roles range from residential and hotel housekeeping to commercial and industrial cleaning. Browse the live feed below, filter by state, and apply directly to the jobs that fit your schedule and pay goals.
What a Cleaner Does
Typical duties for a cleaner include:
- Sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, and dusting
- Sanitizing bathrooms, kitchens, and high-touch surfaces
- Trash removal and basic restocking (toilet paper, soap, liners)
- Spot cleaning carpets, windows, and glass
- Following safety procedures and basic checklists
Who’s Hiring & Shifts Available
Cleaner jobs appear in:
- Hotels & hospitality: room attendant, housekeeping, public area cleaner
- Offices & retail: evening cleaner, day porter, store cleaner
- Healthcare & education: clinic cleaner, school custodian
- Industrial & logistics: warehouse cleaner, facility sanitation
Shifts include morning, afternoon, evening, overnight and weekend-only. Plenty of part-time and full-time options.
Requirements & Skills
Most cleaner jobs are entry level. Common requirements:
- Eligibility to work in the United States
- Reliability and punctuality
- Ability to lift ~20–30 lb and stand for long periods
- Attention to detail and willingness to follow checklists
- Basic English for safety and task instructions (varies by employer)
Bonus skills that help you stand out:
- Prior housekeeping/janitorial experience
- Knowledge of cleaning products and surface care
- Familiarity with OSHA/safety basics and PPE
Pay & Benefits (What to Expect)
Pay varies by state, shift, and industry. Many cleaner roles offer hourly pay with overtime opportunities. Employers may also provide:
- Weekly or biweekly pay
- Paid time off or holiday pay (role-dependent)
- Health or dental benefits for full-time employees
- Uniforms, supplies, and paid training
Tip: evening/overnight or high-demand facilities may pay more.
Where the Jobs Are
Openings are common in metro areas and growth corridors. Use the state filter in the feed to target locations with the most listings and the shortest commute.
Tips to Get Hired Fast
- Keep a 1-page resume focused on cleaning/maintenance tasks and reliability.
- Mention any experience with housekeeping checklists, PPE, or sanitation standards.
- Highlight flexibility (nights/weekends) if you can work them.
- Be ready to start soon and bring work eligibility documents to interviews.
FAQ
Yes. Many roles hire with no prior experience and train on the job.
Usually not. Some sites prefer basic safety knowledge or will train you on PPE and chemical handling.
Duties overlap. “Housekeeper” often refers to hotel/residential; “janitor” and “cleaner” are common in offices, schools, and facilities.
Yes. Many cleaner jobs offer flexible schedules, including evenings, overnights, and weekends.
Apply Now
Scroll the live feed below, select a cleaner opening in your state, and apply in minutes. New jobs are posted frequently—check back often and submit early to improve your chances.