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Why this employer is listed

Typical jobs: janitorial and cleaning, day porter, facilities maintenance, parking

Good to know: Jobs are at client buildings such as offices, warehouses, airports and schools, not an ABM office.

Facility services company providing janitorial, maintenance, HVAC and parking services.

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Indiana locations (6)

ABM Industries

Veedersburg · Fountain County

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ABM Industries

Kokomo · Howard County

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ABM Industries

Huntington · Huntington County

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ABM Industries

Albion · Noble County

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ABM Industries

Burns Harbor · Porter County

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ABM Industries

Columbia City · Whitley County

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Interview Prep: ABM Industries

From Broken Champions · brokenchampions.com/resources

Date / time:
Address:
Interviewer's name:
Job applied for:
Their phone:

Know the company

Facility services company providing janitorial, maintenance, HVAC and parking services.

Jobs they often hire for: janitor, custodian, housekeeper, floor tech

Good to know: Jobs are at client buildings such as offices, warehouses, airports and schools, not an ABM office.

What to bring

  • State ID or driver's license
  • Social Security card (or other I-9 document)
  • 3 copies of your resume
  • A list of 3 references with phone numbers
  • A pen and this sheet
  • The Federal Bonding info below, in case they worry about hiring someone with a record

What to wear

Neat, clean work clothes.

Questions they may ask

  1. Tell me about yourself.
  2. Why do you want to work here?
  3. Do you have a criminal record? Tell me about it.
  4. Why is there a gap in your work history?
  5. When can you start?
  6. Are you available nights or weekends?
  7. Can you work on your own without being watched?
  8. Have you used floor machines or cleaning chemicals?

When they ask about your record

"Yes. In [year] I was convicted of [offense in plain words]. I took responsibility and served my time. While I was there I [class, certification, job, or recovery work]. Since then I have [what you have done]. I am ready to work, and I am covered by the free Federal Bonding Program for my first six months."

Keep it under 30 seconds, be honest, and bring it back to the job. If your record was expunged, you may answer about the expunged part as if it never happened.

Questions to ask them

  1. Which buildings or sites would I work at?
  2. Is transportation needed between sites?
  3. What training do you provide?
  4. What would make someone great in this job?
  5. What are the next steps, and when should I follow up?

Federal Bonding Program (free for the employer)

Insures the employer against theft or dishonesty for your first 6 months, $5,000 to $25,000, at no cost and no deductible. Indiana coordinator: 317-232-3623 · Fbonding@dwd.in.gov

After the interview

  • Thank them before you leave, and ask when you should follow up.
  • Call or email a thank-you within 24 hours.
  • Tell us how it went: admin@brokenchampions.com. Your report helps the next person.

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Being listed does not mean this employer will hire any particular person, and it is not an endorsement. Hiring decisions are made location by location. Tell us what happened when you applied.

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