Donna Nayler

It was something that I saw on a TV show when I was younger.

It was about a man that was cleaning crime scenes.

I'd never heard of it before.

I didn't know anyone that had heard of it and it just sparked something inside me.

He had the personality that I do and he spoke about how much money he made.

So there were two things that, you know, I like helping people as well and I didn't realise to the effect of how much I really liked helping people.

So I started researching and my career took off.

Yeah, it is.

I mean, it's not so much now.

A lot more people are doing it.

When I started, it was like a secret society.

There was only a few of us that were doing it in the whole country.

I studied via America.

I got people to help me that were doing trainer and assessor to help me learn about health and safety in drug labs or working at heights and all of those things to make sure that I was protected and that I could do the best job that I could because there was no way to learn unless you were on the job.

But I wanted to make sure that I was a little bit ahead of myself.

So there's no crime scene in course?

No, there's not.

No.

They were all for it.

My parents are so supportive.