Someone who cleans, puts everything in its place and make it all shine.

Cleaning professionals are responsible for creating a healthy environment in both working and living conditions. Employed in virtually all types of locations, establishments, companies, and industries, Cleaners maintain a standard of neatness and order, dispose of garbage, and maintain their workplace’s cleanliness and good image.  
  
Wherever people work, there will likely be a cleaning team. In a post-Covid world, new standards for sanitization dictate how Cleaners should approach their work. While timelines may dictate the time it should reasonably complete a job, employers of Cleaners and independent professionals should avoid cutting corners at all costs or risk spreading infection.    
      
Given the immense number of workplaces and opportunities available, it should come as no surprise that there is a wide variety of specializations and fields of expertise for these individuals. Some Cleaners are hired by hotels or hospitals, where cleanliness is their primary objective. Others choose to work in private residences, schools, or offices, while some work in industries and factories to undergo specialized training to clean these facilities. Finally, some choose to specialize in specific locations or appliances (e.g., pools, chimneys, cars, or the exterior of buildings). 

Personality of a Cleaner

• They are hardworking and efficient  

There is no denying that cleaning is hard work. Commercial cleaning jobs are especially tough given the abundance of vents, floors, windows, and surfaces there are to manage. Professional Cleaners’ natural resilience and approach to hard work make them superior candidates for this industry.   
  

• They pay attention to the details  

Professional Cleaners have an eye for neatness and order. Of course, this trait is trained and honed throughout their tenure in this industry, but without a strong starting basis, they could have trouble keeping up with the cleaning expectations set out by employers and clients alike.   
  

• They are independent and honest  

Cleaning is a solitary job. On occasion, Cleaners will team up to work on significant jobs that require a lot of detailing, but they typically work solo, divvying up rooms and tasks as needed. Lucky for them, Cleaners enjoy these quiet moments for reflection and use the time to focus on their work. Honesty also goes a long way for career Cleaners. Without job integrity, there could be severe consequences and health risks.