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Caretaker, Kaitautiaki

Also known as

  • Building caretaker, school caretaker, building custodian, building superintendent, property supervisor

Caretakers maintain and clean buildings and facilities such as schools, apartments, hospitals and office buildings.

Your pay could be

$48K

Lower

$55K to $73K

Most common

$96K

Upper

How does this pay compare?

Pay is before tax

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Other career ideas in Cleaning, recycling and disposal
Ētahi atu huatau aramahi i Horoi, hangarua me te porowhiu,

Career idea

Cleaning and washing equipment operator

Kaiwhakamahi pūrere horoi para

Pay

$50K to $81K annually

You'll need

No specific training
Cleaning and washing equipment operators use machines to clean and remove impurities in manufacturing equipment and products.

Career idea

Clothing and textile presser

Kaihaeana papanga

Pay

$49K to $57K annually

You'll need

No specific training
Clothing and textile pressers use press machines, blocks and hand irons to shape or remove wrinkles from clothing, fabric and textiles.

Career idea

Commercial cleaner

Kaihoroi arumoni

Pay

$51K to $63K annually

You'll need

Under 1 year of training
Commercial cleaners clean buildings and facilities like offices, apartments, schools and hospitals.

Career idea

Hazardous materials removalist

Kaihiki rawa mōrearea

Pay

$52K to $84K annually

You'll need

Under 1 year of training
Hazardous materials removalists control or dispose of hazardous materials like asbestos, lead-based paint, waste oil and fuel.

Career idea

Housekeeper

Kaihoroi, kaiwhakatika whare

Pay

$49K to $58K annually

You'll need

Under 1 year of training
Housekeepers clean and service rooms in private homes and accommodation facilities like hotels and motels.

Career idea

Laundry worker and drycleaner

Kaiwhakamahi mīhini horoi me te akuaku

Pay

$50K to $57K annually

You'll need

Under 1 to 1 year of training
Laundry workers and dry cleaners operate washing and drycleaning machines and equipment to clean clothes, sheets and similar items. They may iron or press items.

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