Listing status (checked 9 November 2026): this vacancy was first advertised in August 2026 and summarised here on 2026-08-27. We could not confirm that it is still open, and most adverts close within weeks. Open the original listing on Indeed; if it no longer loads, the role has closed. We keep this page as a reference for what this type of job involves.
Employer: Everclean Facility Services
Exterior Cleaner at Everclean — Burnaby, BC
Everclean Facility Services, a Canadian-owned company operating under Kandor Management Corp., is hiring an Exterior Cleaner for a mall site in Burnaby. The role focuses almost entirely on outdoor cleaning and seasonal maintenance. The company emphasizes hands-on training, health and safety, and opportunities for on-site growth. The listing does not include pay, hours, or whether the position is full-time or part-time.
- Perform daily exterior cleaning tasks: sidewalks, curbs, exterior entrances, green spaces and exterior storage areas.
- Snow and ice control: remove snow and ice, and apply sand or salt as directed by the Property Manager following the Snow Management Plan.
- Operate and maintain site equipment, including a tractor and other provided tools, as directed by the Property Manager.
- Carry out pressure washing, sweeping, and dry/wet mopping where required.
- Follow all provided health and safety training and site-specific procedures.
The role sits in the Operations department and reports to a Team Leader, Supervisor and Manager. There are no direct reports. The posting does not state specific qualifications, shifts, wage details, or visa sponsorship. If you need details on hours, pay, or application steps, those are not provided in the excerpt and should be confirmed with the employer or the original job posting.
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We also summarised a similar listing from the same employer: Exterior Cleaner — Everclean (Burnaby, BC). They may be the same vacancy advertised twice.