Kevin Pardo Guzman

An office cleaner is responsible for keeping the workspace clean and tidy. Their tasks include sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, wiping down surfaces, emptying trash bins, and ensuring common areas like bathrooms and kitchens are well-maintained. Their goal is to provide a hygienic and pleasant environment for all employees.

When a cleaner cleans a warehouse, they ensure the area is organized and free of dust and dirt. Their tasks include sweeping and mopping the floor, dusting shelves, boxes, and stored products, cleaning any spills or residues, emptying trash bins, and making sure access areas are clear and safe. They may also check for any damage or cleaning issues that could affect the warehouse’s safety or operation.

1. Administrative support: Managing schedules, coordinating meetings, and handling communications.

2. Project tracking: Assisting in organizing and monitoring projects to ensure deadlines are met.

3. Report preparation: Gathering data and preparing reports to aid the manager in decision-making.

4. Internal coordination: Facilitating communication between departments and assisting in team management.

5. Document management: Organizing and maintaining important files, contracts, and other relevant documents.

Client relationship management: Ensuring clear communication and understanding client needs.

Project oversight: Managing campaigns to meet deadlines and stay within budget.

Internal coordination: Working with creative, media, and production teams to achieve client goals.

Strategy: Helping define advertising strategies aligned with client objectives.

Proposal presentation: Presenting ideas, campaigns, and results to the client for approval.