Types of Careers Listed by Industry, Job,
and Salary

High school diploma or GED.
Valid fork-lifting certificate.
Excellent hand-eye coordination.
Proficiency in operating technical machinery and RF scanners.
Good physical condition.
Mathematical aptitude.
Good organizational skills.
Attention to detail.
Good written and verbal communication.

General knowledge of cleaning methods, materials, and equipment.
Sweeps, mops, vacuums, strips, waxes and buffs floor surfaces.
Cleans restroom areas and replenishes paper supplies and soap as necessary. Cleans windows, walls, woodwork, blinds and light fixtures.
Dusts and cleans desks and other furniture.
Empties trash receptacles; deposits recyclable material in proper receptacles.
Sweeps sidewalks and walkways outside of buildings; polices grounds, picking up debris; shovels snow and/or applies de-icing compounds to walkways and driveways, as necessary.
Replaces burned-out light bulbs.
Sets traps for rodents and other pests, appropriately discarding trapped animals.

Set up new vendors and customers in NetSuite and QuickBooks
Process invoices and vendor payments and perform accounts payable close out procedures
Prepare vendor reconciliations
Process accounts receivable invoices
Work with vendors to resolve billing discrepancies.
Enter and track payroll data
Post journal entries
Other duties as assigned by management