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After Death Cleanup Course - Part 1

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Crime Scene Cleanups Training

My name is Adam Nagi, and I am the founder of God's Cleaning Crew. I have been doing this for six and a half years. Here, we are going to talk about death cleanups.

Before we get started, I want to mention that we will keep the course lean. We are not going to discuss disposal or related topics because these aspects depend on the city, state, or province in which you operate. You need to check local regulations for those details. Our focus here is to keep the course concise so that you feel confident when performing the actual cleanup process.

The first part of this training is to believe in yourself. No matter what you come across—whether it is a suicide, homicide, natural death, or anything else—you must stay strong. What you see or smell can be overwhelming, but you must believe in your ability to handle it.

Remain calm, even if people are watching you. Clients might observe your work, and it is important to stay composed. You should aim to be a guide, a source of light during a time when they are dealing with the loss of a loved one.

Most importantly, take things slowly. I emphasize this because protecting yourself is crucial, especially when you are just starting out.