Job Description

A washerman, also known as a laundryman or dhobi, is someone who washes clothes for hire. This traditional profession involves cleaning, drying, and often ironing laundry, and may also include mending clothes or delivering freshly laundered items. Washermen typically operate independently or as part of a family business, providing a service that is particularly important in communities where access to washing machines and other laundry facilities is limited. Here's a more detailed look at the role:

Washing Clothes:

The core function is washing clothes, either by hand or with the aid of machines, and ensuring they are thoroughly cleaned.

Drying and Ironing:

Washermen traditionally dry clothes in the sun and iron them, sometimes using a charcoal iron, to make them neat and presentable.

Additional Services:

Some washermen offer additional services such as mending clothes or delivering laundered items to customers' homes.

Bulk Washing:

The job often involves washing large quantities of clothes for families or businesses.

Dependence on Clients:

Washermen often rely on a regular clientele for their income and may face challenges in maintaining a steady stream of customers.

Traditional and Modern:

While the profession has a long history, many washermen are adapting to modern times by using washing machines and offering dry cleaning services.
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: ?12,000.00 - ?16,000.00 per month

Benefits:

Health insurance Provident Fund
Work Location: In person