Cylest Haman

• Commercial: Cleaner is responsible for maintaining the cleanliness, sanitation, and overall presentation of commercial properties (i.e. Office spaces, Medical Facilities, and Banks) to ensure a safe, hygienic, and professional environment for employees, clients, and visitors. This also involves specialized cleaning duties usually referred to as statements of work, handling sanitation products safely, operating cleaning equipment, and ensuring that all areas meet established cleanliness standards. One must have strong attention to detail, effective time management, reliability, and ability to work independently or collaboratively to maintain facility and corporate standards to support business operations.
• Construction: Cleaner is responsible for removing construction debris, dust, and residual materials from newly built, renovated or remodeled properties to ensure the site is clean, safe and ready for inspection or occupancy. This role involves performing rough and final cleaning, removing waste, cleaning floors and surfaces, sanitizing fixtures, and ensuring windows, doors, and other areas are debris and residue free. Construction cleaners must also adhere to site-specific safety protocols, properly handle chemicals and equipment, maintain overall attention working around construction and potential hazards. This position requires physical stamina, efficiency and reliability to achieve project deadlines while ensuring the property meets presentation standards.
• Residential: Cleaner is responsible for maintaining the cleanliness, sanitation, and overall organization of private homes and residential properties. The role involves performing routine and detailed cleaning tasks and maintaining living spaces to a high standard. Must also demonstrate strong attention to detail, effective time management and utmost discretion and respect to a client's personal belongings and privacy while ensuring each home is maintained and in welcoming condition.

** Training is frequently completed every month

• Managed customer online pick up and delivery orders as a personal shopper.
• -Basics required as a Personal Shopper included the ability to perform in an extremely fast-paced, rapidly changing dynamic environment. This is a physically demanding position and duties are often under pressure.
• -Tasks in this position are timed. Personal shoppers are expected to complete work precisely and efficiently. A Personal Shopper's performance is recorded as data. This data is used to monitor the overall performance of the team. Retraining and improving is applied to lacking areas to meet corporate goals and success for the team.
• -Personal Shoppers must lift up to 50 lbs as needed as well as bend, stoop, push and pull often. Shoppers will typically stand and walk for long periods of time. (According to my personal device I have found I can walk about 10-15 miles in a single work day while frequently lifting and pulling.)
• - Proper and safe use of equipment such as TC hand held devices, label printers, hand held radios, pallet Jack, etc..

• Endured adverse conditions, including extreme temperatures, to ensure uninterrupted farm operations.
• -Monitor designated livestock paddocks, pastures, water sources, shelter structures, and overall health and wellbeing of livestock. Knowledge of large animals.
• - Monitor irrigation systems and fields. Inspect crop health and production.
• -Service and maintain engine and mechanical components for large equipment used for livestock and crops including sprinkler pivots. Repairs may require proficient skills in welding or fabrication.
• - Safely route and transport heavy equipment, large bales of livestock feed or livestock.
• Maintained structural integrity of buildings, gravel roads, and pastures to ensure safety and functionality.