Nasty Jobs For Hire- Crime Scene Cleaner

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If your a watcher of detective shows that involve a murder you know how messy a crime scene can be. Crime scene investigators take photographs and physical measurements of the scene, identify and collect forensic evidence, and maintain and protect that evidence. Sounds like pretty interesting work although one would need a strong constitution to carry out this job. But there is another position to be done at the murder scene that's even worse! The one with the title "Crime Scene Cleaner." CRIME SCENE CLEANER Crime scene cleaners are people who have the tedious and disgusting task of cleaning the crime scene after the necessary investigation is done. The job of a crime scene cleaner is to clean and sanitize the area where a violent crime has taken place. This can include the cleaning of blood, body fluids, and even tear gas. Some crime scene cleaners are also responsible for cleaning up after suicides, icky. Keep in mind that this job is not for people who get easily repulsed and nauseous after seeing a slaughtered victim's body and a massive bloody site. The clean up process for a homicide/suicide can take anywhere from a few hours to a couple days depending on the number of victims and the body's condition. One positive though is the pay. Experienced Crime Scene Cleaners can earn a decent amount, up to $75,000 every year and they enjoy flexible work hours. Of course, that depends on the homicide/suicide rate in their area. Could you have the stomach for this job? Or will you vacate the crime scene? What say you? Source Info- Wisestep Photo- pinterest