Environment Control reviews

When I began working I was given the phone number of one person. He was great, very understanding, and very helpful when I needed him. After a few months the number that I was given became someone else's number and I was told by HR that the new person was my new supervisor, but when I tried to contact him he insisted that he wasn't and told me that my supervisor was another person, but did not provide any information on who it was, even when I asked. No matter when I told HR that I needed new supplies they did not provide them until I was completely out of them. They lost multiple clients and did not tell me that they had lost them until the days I was supposed to go in, eventually getting to the point where I only had one account to clean and it was only two days a week. I definitely do not recommend even attempting to work for this horribly managed company.

When I started I was given three name and phone numbers for people to call if I was ever sick or needed help with an issue. Two of those numbers have a new voice behind them every few months and the one never answers or calls me back. When one of the new managers finally calls me they get to run through the whole "I'm new and they didn't tell me about that" spiel and maybe are able to help me with something. When I started, I was putting in an effort. I was trying to be quick and thorough but it wasn't going to happen in the time they gave me to do it. I started getting yelled at for being a few minutes over. They told em that they weren't making any money, because I was working slightly longer than they wanted me to. That's either a lie, or someone is terrible at negotiating their cost to clean. Neither is acceptable. I almost never get the general supplies I need in a timely fashion if ever. It can take almost a month to get you what you need for that month so you go weeks with almost nothing and are forced to use old dirty rags or are stuck not being able to do somethings. Which seems fine by them since I'm just spot cleaning for a company they told me is a multimillion dollar company that I'm supposed to be cleaning thoroughly. I've been told to scotch tape a vacuum cord that had holes in it. I once overheard a coworker being told to use a cup to scoop feces out of a toilet that couldn't be unclogged. So we're being instructed to poorly repair a cord and the customer's property to clean a toilet out. Are we supposed to hope we don't bun the place down and no one gets e coli? My coworker got chewed out for not being disgusting and poisoning people though I was fine to not burn the place to the ground. I eventually learned the only thing I need to do is not get any complaints. That's really the only thing I need to do, otherwise they couldn't care less what happens.