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.
In our previous two posts, we discussed several of the key factors that you should consider when hiring a commercial cleaning contractor for your facility. In this post, we will conclude the three-part series by providing insights into areas related to certifications and value.
We would like to congratulate our 2017 J.D. Murphy Team Member of the Year, Zenaido Diaz! Zenaido was recently recognized at our 2018 SMO Team Member Awards Banquet.
In our last post, Selecting the Right Commercial Cleaning Contractor – Pt. 1, we reviewed three of the factors that should be considered when hiring a commercial cleaning contractor. In this post we will highlight Quality Control, Green Capabilities, and Safety Program and Record.
You want your facility to be a clean and healthy environment for your employees. Hiring the right commercial cleaning contractor is one of the most critical aspects of reaching that objective.
Any cleaning service provider is only as good as its cleaning staff. As our economy continues to improve, and unemployment rates continue to fall, it is becoming increasingly difficult to find, hire, and retain top-notch cleaning personnel. However, there are a few steps you can take to increase your odds of success in this increasingly competitive environment.
A Housekeeping Quality Control Program is one of the most critical process assets within any cleaning operation. Your quality control processes are the backbone of your operation and, when properly developed and implemented, they provide the necessary inspection and corrective action routines to ensure that you are meeting the cleaning requirements of your organization.
Employees are the most critical asset within any business enterprise. The people that make up a top-notch cleaning operation are hard-working and conscientious.
Commercial carpeting typically represents a significant investment. That investment can be protected by adopting effective carpet maintenance procedures. What are some of the components of an effective commercial carpet cleaning program?
In our last post, Is CIMS Right For Your Cleaning Operation, we touched on some of the advantages that a CIMS certification could bring to your cleaning operation. In this post we will provide some additional information and insights on the key advantages of CIMS Certification.
