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High level performance of water mitigation, tarping, board up, mold remediation, asbestos/lead abatement and carpet cleaning/reinstallation services according to Paul Davis and industry specifications under the supervision of the Mitigation Manager.
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Process office maintenance requests for paint, carpet cleaning, plumbing issues, electrical issues, HVAC, janitorial, and pest control. Working closely with building management, security, and cleaning crews to maintain a safe and comfortable work environment.
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Good fit for those with carpet cleaning, construction, lawn care, pest control, and general laborer. Good fit for those with carpet cleaning, construction, lawn care, pest control, and general laborer.
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Ability to assist with apartment turnovers – painting, carpet cleaning, pressure washing. Ability to assist with apartment turnovers – painting, carpet cleaning, pressure washing. OMG currently serves over 6,000 seniors across 64 communities in California, Hawaii, and Nevada.
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Maintains responsibility for all property room and office updates including painting, carpet cleaning, moving furniture, and room repairs as needed in a timely manner. Maintain boilers, chillers, parking garage entry and exit.
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Coordinate with manager to prepare rooms for deep cleaning and special projects (cleaning curtains, cleaning upholstery, carpet shampooing, etc. Follow proper cleaning protocols to ensure rooms are safe and clean for the next guest.
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Scout office space with the customer to understand tenant requirements and assess building conditions prior to occupancy. Outside vendor communication, scheduling, and thorough documentation of punch list items.
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