Vacancy title:
General Utility

Jobs at:
Human Talent

Deadline of this Job:
4th September 2018

Duty Station:
Nairobi, Kenya

Summary
Date Posted: 20th August 2018 , Base Salary: Not Disclosed , Employment Type: Full-Time

This Monaco based company was first branded as C-Search-C (CSC), and was invovled in the executive search/recruitment field.  CSC's CEO decided that to maximize company equity as well as potential, open up new client possibilities, and expand into other categories, the only way forward was for a brand-based approach.  We were called in to analyze the situation and discover the best pathway for re-branding—and then formulate a solution. Former C-Search-C became Human Talent, a brand that addresses the most vital undercurrent of recruitment that no one has yet been able to deeply capitalize on brand and marketing-wise: the industry is really about people (Talent)

JOB DETAILS:

General Utility Job Responsibilities

•  A Utility Worker must maintain a clean work area at all times. In many cases, Utility Workers are also responsible for cleaning other areas of a work site. For example, a kitchen utility worker is responsible for cleaning dishes and cooking equipment, while a manufacturing utility worker may be responsible for cleaning production machines.
  
•  Utility Workers often handle cleaning fluids and other hazardous chemicals. It is up to the Utility Worker to follow posted safety standards and wear personal protective equipment when necessary. If a chemical spill occurs, the Utility Worker must clean up the spill in accordance with company policy and established safety standards.
  
•  After completing a project, the Utility Worker must conduct an inspection to ensure the project turned out correctly. For example, a Utility Worker responsible for trimming shrubs must inspect each shrub to determine if additional trimming is needed. A Utility Worker who maintains vehicles has to inspect the vehicle to ensure all the parts have been replaced correctly.
  
•  Employers rely on Utility Workers to repair or replace broken equipment. A Utility Worker may have to repair fleet vehicles, troubleshoot power tools or replace a broken component on a production machine. While repairing equipment, a Utility Worker must use the correct personal protective equipment and follow company policies intended to prevent injuries.
  
•  Before starting a new task, a Utility Worker must locate the parts and tools needed to complete the task successfully. If a Utility Worker is tasked with oiling a machine, for example, the worker needs to locate a bottle of machine oil and a pair of work gloves before completing the task.
  

Qualifications for the General Utility Job

•  Must have ready passport
  
•  Must have at least 2 to 3 years working experience in the hospitality industry
  
•  Must have certificate or diplomas in the related fields.
  
•  Must have certificates/diploma/degree in the hospitality
  
•  Must have valid good conduct.
  
•  Must be free of any criminal records.s.