Whether you are a BSC providing services for external clients or an internal cleaning operation responsible for the upkeep of your own facility, one of your primary sources of headache is…..dust. Dust is prevalent within any type of facility and its removal is one of your primary responsibilities. But, excess dust is another matter.
Public facilities (schools, office buildings, etc.) are always a potential hotbed for the spread of influenza due to the high levels of use and traffic. However, there are steps that can be taken to minimize the spread of influenza within those spaces.
Does your facility have high ceilings (18′ or higher)? Did you know that your ceilings are a natural collection point for combustible dust? Combustible dust can be generated within almost any type of facility (industrial, office, or public) and is usually comprised of fine particulates containing metal, wood, plastic, or rubber.
Has microfiber become a prevalent product within your cleaning operation? Advances in microfiber technology over the past few years have allowed microfiber to overtake traditional cleaning products as the material of choice for many cleaning service providers. Why is that?
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.
You have likely invested much time, effort, and money in your selection of a janitorial service provider for your school or commercial facility. Their ability to provide long-term cleaning services that meet your requirements will depend on the sustainability of their operation.
Whether you are a BSC or an internal operation providing cleaning services within your own facility your performance will be measured, in large part, on your ability to maintain restroom environments that are clean and healthy. Effective restroom cleaning involves not only the spraying and wiping of surface areas but also requires knowledge and application of various disinfection chemicals and procedures.
In our last post Creating an Effective Green Cleaning Policy – Pt. 1, we reviewed the typical goals, roles and responsibilities as contained within many Green Cleaning Policies. In this week’s installment we will discuss a few of the more operational aspects of a typical Policy.
Does your cleaning operation have a “Green Cleaning” program? In this article we will review the typical goals, and the description of roles and responsibilities, as contained within many Green Cleaning Policies.
In last week’s post, 6 Myths About Green Cleaning Part 1,we discussed three of the top six Green Cleaning myths. In this post we will review the other three myths that continue to create misinformation and confusion.
Ms. Diana Wilson, CBSE – Vice President of Business Development
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