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Damary Adindi Abisayi
Cleaner · Kawangware
Age 32
● Not Vetted
Available
Experience: 2-5 years
Verification documents
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- National ID copyNot Verified
- Selfie verification photoNot Verified
- Certificate of good conductNot Verified
- Training / certificateOptional
Availability & background
- Job searchCurrently working but looking
- TravelI can relocate if required
- Weekly daysTuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday
- EducationSecondary
Interview Q&A
Q: If a child under your care gets hurt, what do you do first?
A: 1) I,Wash your hands .
2) I apply gentle pressure with a clean cloth or sterile gauze to stop the bleeding.
3)Once the bleeding has slowed or stopped, I'll rinse the cut with clean running water.
4) I'll cover the cut with a clean bandage or dressing.
5) I'll then comfort the child and watch for continued bleeding or signs of shock if the injury is severe.
6) I'll then Inform the child's parent or guardian as soon as possible about what happened and what first aid you provided.
Q: How do you handle visitors or deliveries when the employer is away?
A: I'll kindly ask the person to wait outside, I confirm with my employer before letting him/ her into the compound.
To make sure all of us are safe.
Q: Describe how you keep food safe in the kitchen.
A: I'll transfer the food in to a clean dish cover it properly to prevent unwanted germs and place it gently in fridge.
Q: How do you stay calm when work is stressful?
A: I would first turn off the stove and remove the burning food from the heat, then immediately attend to the baby. A fire can spread within seconds and put both the baby and me in danger. Once the immediate fire risk is eliminated, I would comfort the baby, check if they are safe or injured, and continue monitoring them while ensuring the kitchen is secure.
Q: What would you do if asked to do something you feel is wrong?
A: I would be honest that I haven't done the task before. I would ask my employer or an experienced colleague to show me the correct procedure and supervise me the first time. I would not pretend to know how to do it, especially when caring for a newborn, because the child's safety comes first. Once I have been properly guided and trained, I would carry out the task confidently
Q: Tell clients a little about yourself.
A: I am a mother of one and I understand the importance everyone's safety.
I am honest and trustworthy .
Q: Brief work history
A: Worked as a cleaner in kileleshwa guest house,and some rental houses
I cleaned clothes and and house cleaning.
Salary & rates
- Pay typeFixed amount
- Live-out (monthly)15000-20000
- General cleaning (per day)1000-2500
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