Whether you are a Building Service Contractor or an internal operation providing cleaning services within your own organization you may be considering obtaining a CIMS certification. What does that involve? What are the advantages of being CIMS certified?
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.
As within any rapidly developing industry there has been an evolution of persistent myths regarding green cleaning. What are some of the more common green cleaning myths?
Restrooms, Cafeterias, Classrooms, and Hallways: Your school spring cleaning will greatly benefit your students, teachers, and administrators.
Most BSC’s would agree that competition within the commercial cleaning industry has become increasingly intense. That competition is evident in numerous areas, including: pricing, services offered, and quality of services delivered. This competitive landscape poses distinct challenges to the BSC.
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.
Green cleaning is now a thriving reality supported by industry organizations as well as advancements in technology. Why does green cleaning matter?
SMO participates in Earth Day through their Green Cleaning Program and by being certified in CIMS-GB Green Cleaning.
An easy way to improve your facility’s reputation is by adopting a green cleaning program. Green cleaning is sustainable, effective and budget-friendly.
Covid-19 continues to threaten productivity and safety in workplaces. One of the most important tools needed to protect air quality is HEPA filter vacuums.
Ms. Diana Wilson, CBSE – Vice President of Business Development
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