How long does it take to become an Attendant?

It takes 2 years of professional experience to become an attendant. That is the time it takes to learn specific attendant skills, but does not account for time spent in formal education.

There are certain skills that you need to obtain in order to become a successful attendant. Some of the most common skills are listed below. Along with each skill, we provide an actual example of how someone included the skill on their resume:

1. Facility -- Maintained and monitored facility for cleanliness, safety, assisted clients as necessary.

2. Positive Attitude -- Maintained a positive attitude and steady demeanor; consistently handled challenging / demanding circumstances.

3. Personal Care -- Implemented support to individual with personal care, home and community skills, independent living, socialization and community participation.

4. Communication -- Established close communication with coworkers and supervisors under heavily group based projects.

5. Customer Service -- Interpreted Federal regulation, guidelines, policies and procedures while providing outstanding customer service to patrons.

Common Certifications For An Attendant

The OSHA Safety Certificate certification is most common among Attendants. This certification is awarded by the Delaware Technical Community College. To become a certified Attendant with OSHA Safety Certificate , You don't need to pass the exam. This certificate requires more than two years of work experience. No renewal for certification, if you earn it once it is valid all time.