Cleaning job -interview questions

pennyshahin_2

Hi i've got an interview as a cleaner at a care home -can u guys give me an example of what questions they might ask me please

kingfisherblue

I'm not sure, but they might ask about RIDDOR and another cleaning acronym (something along the lines of COSH?). They're to do with chemicals used for cleaning, their storage, etc.

marydot

As its going to be in a care home, they will do a CBR check on you, there more concerned about your records than you having cleaning experience, as they know anyone can be trained.
But still good luck with the interview, if you have experience then i'm sure you get it!

But you have been selected for an interview so they must be interested in you.

COSH stands for Control of Substances Hazardous to Health!!!

I work for a cleaning company,and work 10 hours a day, its demanding and can drain you, but its a job i enjoy doing,good money and good company!!! Its better than JSA.

hdblue

marydot wrote: »

As its going to be in a care home, they will do a CBR check on you, there more concerned about your records than you having cleaning experience, as they know anyone can be trained.
But still good luck with the interview, if you have experience then i'm sure you get it!

But you have been selected for an interview so they must be interested in you.

COSH stands for Control of Substances Hazardous to Health!!!

I work for a cleaning company,and work 10 hours a day, its demanding and can drain you, but its a job i enjoy doing,good money and good company!!! Its better than JSA.

Hi,

[FONT=&quot]Thanks very much for this comment. [/FONT]Very useful for me. your points of view make me thinking about some thing for my project.


Tks again and pls keep posting.

Party_Animal

I've interviewed hundreds of cleaners.
Main issues are Health and safety;
COSHH, i.e don't mix chemicals
Colour coding, red yellow, green, blue
Things to consider when cleaning;
wet floor signs, trailing wires etc
Priority cleaning areas;
public areas, bathrooms, kitchens
but generally just common sense

cavework

Party_Animal wrote: »

I've interviewed hundreds of cleaners.
Main issues are Health and safety;
COSHH, i.e don't mix chemicals
Colour coding, red yellow, green, blue
Things to consider when cleaning;
wet floor signs, trailing wires etc
Priority cleaning areas;
public areas, bathrooms, kitchens
but generally just common sense

and a strong stomach

emilyteach1

edit - didn't realise this thread was 5 months old.

hua052011

Hi,

Thanks very much for this comment. It help me to think about my ideals.

Tks again and pls keep posting.