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Work We Can Handle
At stores where grease and residue tend to accumulate, we may also check the condition of drains, grates, and kitchen floors, as well as the grease trap.
- Cleaning the grease trap interior, basket, and around the lid
- Odor and slime removal around drain openings, drain grates, and sinks
- Before-and-after photos, items collected, and on-site observations
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Information requested at registration
Pre-work requirements vary by assignment, so we ask in advance what work you can take on. Please tell us which tasks you can and cannot perform.
- Service areas, available work hours, and availability for night or early-morning work
- Vehicle, tools, crew size, and whether waste handling is available
- Photo reports, emergency contacts, and the scope of work if a return visit is needed
QUESTIONS / FAQ
Questions About Becoming a Partner Contractor for Grease Trap Cleaning
Can I apply as a partner contractor if I am not a corporation?
Sole proprietors may also apply. We will confirm the types of work you can perform, service area, whether you have tools and a vehicle, and whether you can work at night, then discuss the terms for each assignment.
Do I need to provide tools or a vehicle?
Depending on the services they provide, partner contractors may be asked whether they have the necessary tools and vehicles. Requirements for cleaning staff applicants vary by assignment and employment type.
How are compensation and payment terms determined?
We will make arrangements individually after confirming the assignment details, work hours, service area, number of workers needed, and whether the work is ongoing. For contract work, we will proceed so that the work details and conditions can be confirmed in advance.
What happens after I apply?
After you submit the form, we’ll review the details and contact you about the work and areas we can accommodate. We’ll then arrange an interview or confirm the terms as needed, before proceeding to review opportunities or begin work.
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