Floor cleaning equipment machines are the mechanical workhorses for your provision of floor maintenance services for your clients. When properly maintained, those machines can provide years of reliable service. Conversely, improper use and poor maintenance can result in high repair costs and reduced life-spans.
In last week’s post, Motivating Your Cleaning Staff-Pt 1, we covered a couple of the important aspects of maintaining a motivated cleaning staff. That post highlighted: The Myths of Employee Motivation and The Causes of Poor Motivation. In this week’s post we will cover….
A cleaning staff that exhibits high levels of motivation will consistently outperform those that are less motivated. They will also report higher rates of employee satisfaction and will be more genuinely engaged in their roles. A poorly motivated staff can damage the reputation of your cleaning operation, resulting in loss of existing customers and fewer opportunities to win new business.
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….
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.
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.
Are you considering making an investment in new vacuum cleaning equipment for your cleaning operation? If so, one decision you will likely be pondering is what type of equipment to invest in. Backpacks vs Uprights?
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.
