Ivory Lawton

• Assisting with bathing, grooming, dressing, and personal hygiene.
• Helping clients with mobility, including transferring from bed to wheelchair or assisting with walking.
• Providing toileting support if needed.

• Preparing meals and ensuring proper nutrition.
• Light housekeeping, such as cleaning, laundry, and organizing the home environment.

• Checking vital signs, such as blood pressure and pulse (if trained and allowed).
• Observing and reporting any changes in the client’s health or behavior to medical staff or family members.
• Assisting with medication reminders (not administering unless trained).

• Providing conversation and emotional encouragement.
• Engaging clients in hobbies, games, or activities to improve mental stimulation.

• Escorting clients to doctor’s appointments, grocery stores, or other errands.
• Running errands on behalf of the client if needed.

• Keeping accurate records of services provided and the client’s condition.
• Reporting incidents or changes to supervisors or family members.

• Assisting with bathing, grooming, dressing, and personal hygiene.
• Helping clients with mobility, including transferring from bed to wheelchair or assisting with walking.
• Providing toileting support if needed.

• Preparing meals and ensuring proper nutrition.
• Light housekeeping, such as cleaning, laundry, and organizing the home environment.

• Checking vital signs, such as blood pressure and pulse (if trained and allowed).
• Observing and reporting any changes in the client’s health or behavior to medical staff or family members.
• Assisting with medication reminders (not administering unless trained).

• Providing conversation and emotional encouragement.
• Engaging clients in hobbies, games, or activities to improve mental stimulation.

• Escorting clients to doctor’s appointments, grocery stores, or other errands.
• Running errands on behalf of the client if needed.

• Keeping accurate records of services provided and the client’s condition.
• Reporting incidents or changes to supervisors or family members

1. Access Control 2. Surveillance and Patrolling 3. Incident Response 4. Report Writing 5. Customer Service 6. Risk Prevention 7. Crowd Management 8. Asset Protection

• Monitoring and managing entry and exit points to prevent unauthorized access.
• Verifying identification, credentials, or permits for visitors, employees, or contractors.
• Conducting regular patrols of the premises to identify and address security risks.
• Monitoring surveillance systems (CCTV) and alarm systems for suspicious activities.
• Responding promptly to alarms or emergencies, such as fire, medical, or security breaches.
• Intervening in conflicts or disturbances and notifying law enforcement when necessary.
• Documenting daily activities, incidents, or irregularities, such as equipment failure or theft.
• Preparing detailed incident reports for management or authorities.
• Assisting visitors and employees with directions or information.
• Maintaining a professional demeanor to promote a sense of safety and trust.
• Conducting routine inspections to identify hazards or vulnerabilities.
• Ensuring compliance with safety and security regulations.
• Controlling and monitoring large gatherings or events to prevent disorder.
• Managing evacuation procedures during emergencies.
• Safeguarding valuable items or sensitive information from theft, vandalism, or damage.

• Unloading deliveries and transferring products to the sales floor.
• Stocking shelves, coolers, and displays with products in the correct locations.
• Restocking items to ensure shelves are consistently full.

• Arranging products in an orderly and visually appealing manner.
• Ensuring items are properly labeled and priced.
• Rotating stock to follow the "first in, first out" (FIFO) method to prevent spoilage.

• Keeping aisles, shelves, and storage areas clean and clutter-free.
• Disposing of damaged or expired products in line with store policies.

• Conducting inventory counts and reporting stock shortages or overages.
• Monitoring for misplaced or mislabeled products and correcting them.

• Helping customers locate items or providing product information.
• Responding to customer inquiries or concerns promptly and politely.

• Working with other staff to organize incoming shipments.
• Coordinating with department managers to prioritize tasks.

• Adhering to workplace safety and food handling regulations.
• Safely operating equipment like pallet jacks or box cutters.

• Preparing fried items, such as chicken, fish, fries, and other menu items.
• Battering, breading, and seasoning food items as per recipes or guidelines.

• Using fryers and other kitchen equipment safely and effectively.
• Monitoring oil levels, temperatures, and cleanliness for consistent results.

• Ensuring food is cooked to the correct temperature and presentation standards.
• Timing food preparation to serve dishes promptly and fresh.

• Cleaning fryers and kitchen workstations regularly.
• Disposing of used oil properly and maintaining a safe, hygienic cooking area.

• Monitoring stock levels of ingredients and reporting shortages.
• Preparing ingredients in advance to ensure the kitchen runs efficiently.

• Communicating with other kitchen staff to coordinate orders and meet customer demands.
• Assisting in other kitchen tasks as needed.

• Ensuring that buildings, grounds, and workspaces are clean, safe, and functional.
• Handling tasks like painting, drywall repair, and general building improvements.

• Washing, drying, and polishing vehicle exteriors to remove dirt, grime, and water spots.
• Applying wax, sealants, or coatings for protection and shine.
• Cleaning and detailing wheels, tires, and wheel wells.
• Removing tar, bugs, or other tough stains.

• Vacuuming carpets, seats, and floor mats to remove debris.
• Shampooing upholstery and cleaning leather or fabric seats.
• Cleaning dashboards, door panels, vents, and other interior surfaces.
• Polishing interior trims and applying protective treatments.

• Cleaning and polishing all interior and exterior glass surfaces to ensure clarity.
• Removing smudges, streaks, or stickers from windows and mirrors.

• Using specialized treatments to remove odors caused by smoke, pets, or spills.
• Applying air fresheners or deodorizing products as needed.

• Buffing and polishing the paintwork to remove scratches, swirls, or oxidation.
• Applying ceramic coatings or paint protection films (if trained to do so).

• Cleaning and degreasing the engine bay while taking care not to damage sensitive components.

• Maintaining detailing tools and equipment such as buffers, vacuums, and pressure washers.
• Ensuring the safe and proper use of cleaning products and chemicals.

• Discussing specific customer requests or preferences for detailing services.
• Providing recommendations for additional treatments, such as waxing or interior conditioning.

• Inspecting the vehicle after detailing to ensure all work meets high-quality standards.
• Addressing any missed areas or imperfections.

• Keeping track of completed services and customer preferences for future visits