Job Title: Environmental Monitor – Groenkloof National Park
Are you looking for a short‑term job that helps keep a national park clean and safe? South African National Parks (SANParks) is hiring two Environmental Monitor positions at the Groenkloof National Park head office in Pretoria. These jobs are part of the Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) and last until 31 March 2026. You’ll earn R311.00 a day. The closing date for applications is 14 November 2025, so act fast if you fit the qualifications.
Why This Job is a Good Choice
The EPWP job offers a chance to learn real skills that can help you in future jobs in the environmental sector. You’ll be responsible for keeping the office clean, safe, and ready for visitors and staff. You’ll also help with basic inventory checks and support emergency procedures when needed. Think of it as a practical, hands‑on training that teaches teamwork, responsibility, and good hygiene habits.
Who Can Apply?
To be considered, you must meet these simple requirements:
- You finished Grade 12 (Matric).
- You have 1–2 years of cleaning work experience.
- You know how to count and record stock items.
- You understand basic First Aid and Occupational Health & Safety (OHS) rules.
- You practice good personal hygiene.
- You are on time, neat, and reliable.
- You can stay calm and work well under pressure.
- You agree to follow OHS guidelines at all times.
If you have these skills and are ready to work hard, this position is a good fit.
What You’ll Do
The main duties for an Environmental Monitor include:
- Daily Cleaning – Sweep, mop, and wipe down offices, toilets, reception areas, hallways, and open spaces.
- Set Up Meeting Rooms – Prepare boardrooms and meeting areas, and serve refreshments when needed.
- Spot Problems – Identify any issues (broken fixtures, spills, safety hazards) and report them to the supervisor.
- Lost Property – Handle items that people have left behind following the park’s procedures.
- Waste Management – Empty bins and move waste to the proper collection points.
- Supply Control – Keep track of cleaning materials and restock supplies such as soap, paper towels, and toilet paper.
- Stock Work – Help issue, receive, and count stock items.
- Support Emergencies – Assist during emergencies or special events as directed by the supervisor.
- Other Tasks – Perform any additional tasks that may arise and that help keep the office running smoothly.
You’ll keep the office environment clean and safe for staff and visitors, and you’ll gain useful experience in everyday workplace responsibilities.
How to Send Your Application
If you meet the requirements and want to apply, send the following:
- A cover letter that explains why you are interested in this job.
- A clear CV that lists your education, work history, and any certificates.
- Certified copies of your ID.
- Certified copies of your relevant qualifications or certificates.
Email your application to: molatelo.maupi@sanparks.org
You can also send a postal application to:
South African National Parks
P.O. Box 787
Pretoria
0001
Make sure your application arrives before 14 November 2025. Late applications will not be considered. Only those who are shortlisted will be contacted.
Why Apply Now?
- Earn Money – Receive a daily stipend of R311.00.
- Learn New Skills – Get experience in cleaning, inventory, and safety procedures that many employers value.
- Build a Work Record – The job is fixed‑term until 31 March 2026, so you can add a solid entry to your CV.
- Support Nature – Help keep a beautiful national park clean and welcoming for everyone who visits.
If you are ready to work, reliable, and want to help keep a national park tidy, send your application today. Good luck!