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Overall, I would say working at Cleanpower has been good. Management is friendly and responsive with questions and concerns. You can tell the company cares about their employees (at least this is my experience). Work has been mostly steady. If you are a custodian, you will be placed in one of their accounts they have in the area. At one of the full-time accounts I was working, Cleanpower lost the rebid for the contract with that client. For a while I was working part-time at a different account while they found a full-time account for me to go to. It took about 2 months but they did end up finding me a full-time day porter account for me to go to. I did appreciate that they didn't lay me off or anything.

My typical day is cleaning bathrooms, stairwells, entrances, and taking out garbage and recycling. I also am responsible for taking down shipments from shipping and receiving department.

The hardest part of the job is probably cleaning up bodily fluids in the bathrooms. If you can tolerate this, the job is mostly easy and straight forward.

The most enjoyable part of the job is seeing coworkers.

Workplace culture at Cleanpower is good overall. Most people are kind and respectful.

A typical day at the account at the Cleanpower account that I worked at was a streamlined task of a given section of a 3 floor building in about 3 hours a day, cleaning, dusting, and disinfecting counters, via wipe down with disinfectant spray. As well as cleaning out sink drains, and polishing them. I learned these skills very well for the 6 years that I had spent there, from october, 21, 2012, to the present year of 2018, I have worked on them, and refined my sanitation skills at the job site, as well as in a kitchen. My manager, is a friendly, decent, and fairly understanding manager. Workplace culture is fairly friendly, and good to it's extents.The hardest part of the job was during the winter months, when I had to help sweep up the ice salt from the floors, with the additional tasks, and trying to keep the 3 hour margin. The most enjoyable part was serving to give satisfactory work to the client, and putting my best in every task I did.

a typical day at work is if someone that works with you does something that's not new to you and they do it often. I have learned that it is nice to help out the community. I like to keep all my work maintained an neat. I am very picky with being neat an tidy. I think the only hard part would be having to finish the work in a very short period of time (I can get it done at the time needed though and still be done right and neat). all I have to do is put my mind to it. I enjoy making everything look neat and new so that way when people stay they go WOW! and enjoy their stay and come back again. I always welcome every new costumer that stays. I like to know that if they expect the place they stay to be very nice then I make it what they expect it to be. I like to see them leave when its time and have a smile on their faces and them say they thought it was what they wanted out of the place. I will not complain if they need something. I will tell them I am there if they need something and also show them I am a nice person. I care what people think.

a typical day at work is walking in to a crowded punch in closet with a line and to everyone talking. it is mostly gossip, who is doing what with who, who is not doing there job correctly, who they want to fire and who they do not like. the management is ok if you like favortisim if you are close tonthe boss you is likely get promoted. my co workers are great have all different personalities. the hardest part of the job is when you have to throw all the heavy trash bags in the trash compactor with no help ( mostly women do trash and men do the floors) the most enjoyable part is talking to your partner and getting out of there without being put into some drama.

Working for CleanPower was... an experience. 

There was a definite disorganization to this company and the upper management seemed to be overworked and overwhelmed. It never felt like we were making progress, at least in the area I'd worked in, as the account list got continually smaller and the staff put in place to "train" or "monitor" didn't always seem to be the most informed. Some of the personalities were quite frankly abrasive on the management team, while others were pleasant but still a bit hard to work with. Often times I felt like the skills required to do the job had to be acquired via youtube videos and were more often than not self taught. This company provided much growth opportunity, but it was usually after careful conversation about the noticed disfunction or uprooting.

Clean Power would keep a lot of employees if they promoted the ones that deserve to be promoted and not those that do nothing but walk around talking and gossiping about other employees. Therefore, the supervisors don't work and get the most pay so unless you start at this position you will never go anywhere with the company or make the amount you deserve. Management is horrible. Since they don't promote the correct people.

I know all the runs and can cover for anyone supervisor or not. Still at the same pay I started which is a lot less than those I fill in for all the time. Also do the best work on all the runs because I love cleaning and everyone else doesn't care to try because of how they get treated.

The management sucks, suspervisors  sit in the office all night an talk with the few people who are their pets! They make the other workers pick up all their work! never have the cleaning supplies we need an when you ask they say they will order it but never happens! They hire upper management that have no clue what their doing ! The work enviorment sucks! The worst part is when they loose a contract they make you sign a for saying you resigned when you havent! An if you dont sign it they will only pay you minimum wage for the last two weeks you have worked for them! This is a real dirty company to do that to their employees who did nothing but work hard to make their company look good! My advise move on an find an employer who will appreciate you an your work ethic!!

I've worked 7months here...they hire just anyone off the streets as supervisor an they do nothing but sit on their phones...then cleapower looses their contract with Sentry an makes all of their employees sign a resignation for saying we quit when we didn't their the ones who lost the contract! If we didn't sign it they would only pay us minimum wage for the remaining hours we work for them .then two days before their contract is up the pull all of out tools and supplies we use an we're stuck with nothing to clean ...this company is a bunch of no good business people! Stay away from hiring them to clean for you an don't apply there cause they screw you over big time.Ask any one of the 100 people who worked cleaning sentry buildings!

I have worked for the company before in the past. I am a great outgoing person. But communication is lacking between anyone and everyone.
Trying to get cleaning supplies and that. Your waiting. 
Also the last time I worked I would receive, messages of thing I needed to work on. Which I thought was awesome because of that I did the best I could. And working at my accounts. If I was there with anyone I would try and build a good relationship with them. And also let them know hey if there is anything I missed let me know. 
The company has changed a lot. 
The person I was trained with was promoted in like 3 months. If she had experience great but otherwise if not 🤨. 
Also I wasn't given a company shirt.or anything for my duration of my time there. 

Everyday we had the same routine. My routine was to sweep and clean all of the hard floors in the building. take out all of the trash, and clean all bathrooms from top to bottom. That job really taught me a lot of the smaller things in my everyday routines outside of work. The management was raising and lowering my pay because they didn't want to give a younger guy the appropriate pay for the assistant manager position. The hardest part was cleaning the floors in a timely manner during the winter with all of the salt. The most enjoyable part was the people I had the opportunity to meet who gave me advice and acknowledged my good work.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Cleaner 29 salaries reported	$13.51 per hour
Shift leader 15 salaries reported	$17.15 per hour
Office cleaner 3 salaries reported	$10.17 per hour
Area manager 6 salaries reported	$46,917 per year
Assistant operations manager 5 salaries reported	$46,500 per year

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