I've been in portable sanitation for a decade now and my biggest pet peeve on the job is when construction workers need to go when I am in the middle of servicing a restroom. They often do this before I even get to pour a fresh bucket of blue water in the tank!
@@patsmith378 depending on experience, qualifications & and seniority it's 40-50k yearly. Having a CDL helps. We do have mostly non-CDL trucks (3500s, 5500s e.t.c) but some trucks do have a GVWR/GCWR greater than 26,000 lbs.
@@koriseitz2629 Cross Conamination, anything those gloves touch after becoming exposed to bacteria is considered dirty. The yellow hose, the knobs on the truck, spray bottles. Id give my employees scrub gowns and ppe to clean those.
In torrington ct they dont even bother with the sanitizer, also they dont clean the floor and debris in the bottom of the septic tank, on top of that they leave everything with water on it, I stopped at a park one night to pee before heading home and checked the date that it had been cleaned and it had just been done
5:00 How about providing a "Digital Signature?" it can apply to all staffing members as proof. Before and after images would be great as well, for legal purposes.
Here in San Diego I heard they start at 28 per hr. Techs don't do a good job, when they leave, the toilet paper is all wet and they don't clean graffiti like it shows in the video.
I do this as a job and unfortunately graffiti doesn't always 100% of the time come off. I've had times where I've sat their and scrubbed for a good couple minutes and it won't come off.
Renting for one day compared to renting for two weeks if the rental is $75. Each day is cleaning a separate charge and if so how much is a fair charge ?
Renting for one day is very inconvenient to the owner of the business so they have a minimum of days you have to rent it. for my business I do clean once a week that comes with the rental and if they want more we charge them and extra fee
I only have one match but I can make a poop explosion, airline toilets if you ever noticed them and the lighting while getting your freak on and amnesia
I got an interview as well. Next week. Right now I do over the road express deliveries (independent contractor). I they called me in for an interview. Over the road State to state is getting a little too dangerous for me. Getting tired of it. I'm going to try cleaning shit for a living.
I just wasted 7 minutes of my life to try find out how to refill the flusher with water and they didn't even tell us, on a good note I now know how to pick up rubbish off the ground
About 120...plus is hot as hell...they stink..construction workers shit every where in the toilet...rags bottles needles pads in the toilet with makes it hard to get..lots of maggots in the summer...fumes get you sick...the pay is not good..but because you have so much shit to do..the overtime kinda makes it look decent...so you make about 60k a year...70 hrs a week....this type of job is to get you out the hole...lmao
@@patsmith378 Yeah it's normal for them to be nasty. Nothing worse than jerks locking you in one so you can't get out. Or tipping it over so your all yucky and slam your head hard, when the jerks that did it just walk away from it laughing. That's the reason I hate porta potties. Not because they're dirty, because there's lots of jerks think it's funny to tip it over on you and roll it around on the ground while you're in it if they can. They are basically a bully's weapon and best friend which is the reason why I hate them
They tried to make this look all manly... but they're basically housekeepers....lol bet their wives still complain about them not being clean at home 🤣🤣🤣
Watching this makes me tired and grateful for everything I have.
A job is a job
Why tired?
I've been in portable sanitation for a decade now and my biggest pet peeve on the job is when construction workers need to go when I am in the middle of servicing a restroom. They often do this before I even get to pour a fresh bucket of blue water in the tank!
How does it pay?
@@patsmith378 depending on experience, qualifications & and seniority it's 40-50k yearly. Having a CDL helps. We do have mostly non-CDL trucks (3500s, 5500s e.t.c) but some trucks do have a GVWR/GCWR greater than 26,000 lbs.
@@CO84trucker steady year round and where are you? State / city.
@@Jasiel.95 southwest Colorado. Lots of mountain and winter driving
18.50
Respect to the workers 🙏🏽
You should never use your hands to pick up the trash that's been in the tank, get grabbers for your workers.
Yeah. They are touching all the other equipment with those gloves. Now they're spreading fecal matter all over the place.
Ya
Ya. I suppose the thick rubber gloves don’t work.
@@koriseitz2629 Cross Conamination, anything those gloves touch after becoming exposed to bacteria is considered dirty. The yellow hose, the knobs on the truck, spray bottles. Id give my employees scrub gowns and ppe to clean those.
I was thinking that smh
I'm thinking about running this type of business. No face mask is wild!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH, FOR DOING SUCH NECESSARY TASK.
Thank you for sharing this I always wonder how this works
Me too i actually searched for it
In torrington ct they dont even bother with the sanitizer, also they dont clean the floor and debris in the bottom of the septic tank, on top of that they leave everything with water on it, I stopped at a park one night to pee before heading home and checked the date that it had been cleaned and it had just been done
5:00 How about providing a "Digital Signature?" it can apply to all staffing members as proof. Before and after images would be great as well, for legal purposes.
😂😂😂Sheer brilliance accountability is king
You obviously still have half a brain left thank God
What about covering his mouth!? Did He just grabbed the hand napkins with the nasty gloves!? And how did I ended up in this video at 2:30AM!? 😂
Dang if u have 80 stops a day u be out till 10pm
1:28 the graffiti is on point lmao
Here in San Diego I heard they start at 28 per hr. Techs don't do a good job, when they leave, the toilet paper is all wet and they don't clean graffiti like it shows in the video.
I do this as a job and unfortunately graffiti doesn't always 100% of the time come off. I've had times where I've sat their and scrubbed for a good couple minutes and it won't come off.
Why would you not rinse the whole porta potty after being scrubbed? Makes no sense, leaving all the soap dry out and then making it look grimy.
Did they change gloves after cleaning it to dry it??
what a job i hope it pays what worth cleaning that shit
That's not mud, baby!
Yeahhh I was like hmmmmmm
It’s DOO DOO Baby!!
What chemicals do you use
How did i get here? Don't get me wrong, i enjoyed the video
Just got a job being one! Start next month’s
Easy job to get? Lots of openings or what? I'm interested myself thanks
@@wesleyt4109 it seems like not many people know aboit these jobs they're always available
@@westville1916 how much they pay
How can I apply ?
@@bilalsalehzada4712Look up available jobs in your area and apply....
Renting for one day compared to renting for two weeks if the rental is $75. Each day is cleaning a separate charge and if so how much is a fair charge ?
Renting for one day is very inconvenient to the owner of the business so they have a minimum of days you have to rent it. for my business I do clean once a week that comes with the rental and if they want more we charge them and extra fee
@@alejandrocastillon4240 if you don't mine me asking how do you get started in this business
Are the chemicals blue strong enough to cause brain stem damage???
I only have one match but I can make a poop explosion, airline toilets if you ever noticed them and the lighting while getting your freak on and amnesia
What software are these companies using to manage field operations?
Do companies clean them themselves or pay another company to do so?
Another issue is often fairs or events should have more portable toilets and they run out of toilet paper.
Got a interview for this on Friday let’s see how it goes doesn’t look hard.
How was it ?
How is the crap 💩 going?
3-21-24…..open position at a place where I live…..🤔
what did u decide ¿
I got an interview as well. Next week. Right now I do over the road express deliveries (independent contractor). I they called me in for an interview. Over the road State to state is getting a little too dangerous for me. Getting tired of it. I'm going to try cleaning shit for a living.
Gonna do this for couple months I have to get experience. Anyone will hire you cuz you don’t care to get dirty. I’ll stay unless I get paid 35hr 😂🤣
Experience for what ?
I tried to find a job doing this, in a big city. Nobody was hiring.
how much does a worker earn from one toilet, and how many toilets need to be cleaned per day?
I just wasted 7 minutes of my life to try find out how to refill the flusher with water and they didn't even tell us, on a good note I now know how to pick up rubbish off the ground
Does anyone know how many hours they work a week?
Gotta go portables work 4-12hr days and off 3 days
Summer everyday 7-12h and winter 2 to 4 days a week and only few hours
Company I’m training with is guaranteed 50-60 hours Mon-fri and optional overtime for events on weekends. But everything’s bigger in Texas.
@@CR-kr9cs How's the job going? Easy to get a job like this? Lots of jobs openings?
We like it when ppl put a vape pen in the toilet 😂
Why did I actually watch this
What happened to the oven cleaner for the urinal?
That was many moons ago. A lot has changed since your time here my friend. :)
Let us sit for 1 minute. 20 seconds in the clock. Lol
I'm bored I want to watch tutorials
No way they do this with all of their units I can I assure that 🙃
Who would take that much time they would make a dime your right must be a government commercial lol
Yes I’m sure is to make them look good but if that’s the way they clean it imagine how many hours it would take them just to clean up 20 cans
Pump, spray, hose down, paper, then sign off and go
@@route1042 that's what I'm saying at my jobsite there's like 15 & dude finishes them in like 30 min
my company gives us 7 minutes a unit, this procedure would take a hell of a lot longer than 7 minutes.
sure
We call them smoothie trucks
How much is the pay for this kind of job?
12:50 hr in mobile al. I'm sure it pays more EVERYWHERE else
$18 an hour in Atlanta 😩
23 and hour starting in Ca
24 in Deptford Nj
23/hr in chicago
Yeah
Okay
I wouldn’t wanna do that
I can’t believe they don’t wear masks and that guy with the Locs needs a shower cap
Or something. This was cute but in reality omg
A shower cap?! Okay princess
So he doesn't care if shit drops anywhere near the mouth. ok. no problem
Open wide! 😮
Who would lick the seat of this for a million dollars tax free? (After it’s been cleaned) 😂
Ironically most people’s kitchen worktops have far more bacteria than a toilet seat. Look it up.
😂😂🤦♂️
😂😂🤦♂️
maybe her seat but not that one
How many toliets you doing a day
About 120...plus is hot as hell...they stink..construction workers shit every where in the toilet...rags bottles needles pads in the toilet with makes it hard to get..lots of maggots in the summer...fumes get you sick...the pay is not good..but because you have so much shit to do..the overtime kinda makes it look decent...so you make about 60k a year...70 hrs a week....this type of job is to get you out the hole...lmao
In Deptford Nj between 25-35 units a day 4 days a week pay 24 hr
2:10 chunks of mud okay. More like feces
Hard to do all of this when you got 35 + stops and construction sites sometimes with 20 units.
@@Brandon-ms7oj Omg I'm sure
I never seen a clean porta John
@@patsmith378 Yeah it's normal for them to be nasty. Nothing worse than jerks locking you in one so you can't get out. Or tipping it over so your all yucky and slam your head hard, when the jerks that did it just walk away from it laughing. That's the reason I hate porta potties. Not because they're dirty, because there's lots of jerks think it's funny to tip it over on you and roll it around on the ground while you're in it if they can. They are basically a bully's weapon and best friend which is the reason why I hate them
@@NewEnglandPatriotsfan oddly specific…
Too bad there isnt a trash bin for people to throw out their stuff instead of putting it in thr portable toilet.
Imagine ur wife telling ur neighbors "yea my husband works for the SHIT" mi hesposo trabaja en la mierda" lmao
Cleaning up other people's sh*t for a living.....NO!!! 50$? an hour....still no.
Hell. Naw.
SMH… Indeed sent me this job through an e-mail.. $18 an hour.. That ain’t nowhere near enough for a nasty ass job like this 🤮
😄😄$17 hr out here in the 805!! Been at it 3 weeks!! Not too bad 🤢
In Deptford Nj starts at 24hr
@@tstewart7452 Jesus!! $24 is unthinkable out here 😭😭
Im starting at 23/hr over time 34.5/hr i don’t care if it’s nasty I’m putting that work in
@@AMclipz74 yea i hear you have to work 14-16 hour days ..that's alot my friend does this here in NYC
crusty oven and grill cleaner 😂😂
יש לי קקי
no pay is worth doing this
That’s not the way i was taught!
They tried to make this look all manly... but they're basically housekeepers....lol bet their wives still complain about them not being clean at home 🤣🤣🤣