Professional Organiser Clutter-B-Gone
Locations: Kent & London Hours: zero hour contract,full-time, some weekends + occasional overnight stays Requirements: Enhanced DBS, full UK driving licence, confident driving Transit vans
Clutter-B-Gone supports residents, housing teams and vulnerable individuals with hands-on decluttering, organising and property reset work. No two days are the same youll be transforming homes, reducing risks, and helping people regain control of their space and wellbeing.
What youll do
- Practical decluttering, sorting and organising in clients homes
- Cleaning, painting & decorating, basic DIY, home moves and clearances
- Work with empathy, patience and a non-judgemental approach
- Identify safety risks and support vulnerable clients
- Drive Transit-size vans for equipment and collections
- Travel across Kent & London with occasional overnight stays
What you need
- Enhanced DBS (or willingness to obtain)
- Full UK driving licence
- Comfortable driving Transit vans
- Physically fit, reliable and confident working in cluttered environments
- Strong communication and people skills
- Able to offer some or all of the practical skills listed above
Why join us
- Meaningful work that genuinely changes lives
- Supportive team and ongoing training
- EAP programme
- Profit sharing scheme (eligibility requirements apply)
- Opportunities for community volnteering
Apply now to join a team that leads with compassion, professionalism and purpose.
Professional Organiser in Edinburgh employer: Clutter-B-Gone Ltd
Clutter-B-Gone is an exceptional employer that offers meaningful work, transforming lives through hands-on decluttering and organising. With a supportive team culture, ongoing training, and opportunities for community volunteering, employees can grow both personally and professionally while making a real difference in the lives of vulnerable individuals across Kent and London. The unique profit-sharing scheme further enhances the rewarding experience of working with us, ensuring that your contributions are recognised and valued.
