In our last post, How to Implement a Green Cleaning Program Pt 1, we discussed several of the factors associated with implementation of a green cleaning program. That post highlighted: Establishing Stakeholders, Setting Goals, Green Cleaning Policy, and Evaluation of Current Program. This week, we will conclude this two-part series by focusing on….
SMO is very blessed to have many long-term team members that help make us an industry leader. We would like to take a moment to recognize those who will be celebrating a work anniversary in July.
Are you considering implementing a Green Cleaning Program within your cleaning operation? To stay competitive, an increasing number of cleaning operations are now offering green cleaning as a part of their overall service portfolio.
SMO Team Member Birthdays! We would like to wish the following SMO team members a very happy July birthday.
Looking for ideas for employee motivation? Supreme Maintenance Organization awards SMO Bucks currency to our Team Members on a monthly basis
How do you create a safe commercial cleaning environment for your employees and clients? What type of chemical safety training do you do? Learn more in part 2 of Creating an Effective Cleaning Safety Program.
Congratulations to Gema Castro, our March Team Member of the Month! Gema started working with SMO six years ago as a Cleaning Technician in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Congratulations to Sharon Harris, SMO February Team Member of the Month! Sharon has worked with SMO since 2007 as a Site Supervisor.
Creating and maintaining an effective cleaning safety program is essential for any cleaning operation. Over the past 20 years, “safety” has become an increasingly important topic within the cleaning industry.
Which cleaning methodology does your cleaning service provider utilize? Do they follow the Team Cleaning approach or are they still using the Zone Cleaning method? Learn the differences between the two.
