Bryan Christiansen

Setting up green cleaning processes in your facility's maintenance protocols will help you achieve higher customer satisfaction, preserve your employees’ health, and improve indoor air quality.

A new year offers the opportunity to stabilize and firmly establish a host of new practices. Let’s look at HR trends that are set to shape the year.

The benefits to business from robotic cleaning lie less in the machinery and more in the intellectual property from the huge volumes of data they create.

Facility managers looking for ways to reduce the waste their buildings produce should conduct regular waste audits and analyze their facility’s existing approach to waste management.

A facility manager’s responsibilities are immense, and that long list includes occupational health and safety as well. Here are four strategies that can help facility managers protect the well-being of their employees.

Cut costs and improve productivity with comprehensive planning.

A hazard-free atmosphere, with access to on-the-job training and quality tools and equipment, will enable your cleaning crew to do their job more efficiently.

Safety management is an integral part of facilities management as it helps to protect everyone that uses a facility from hazards.

The ability to identify and manage core areas that require the most attention upon assuming the leadership of a new assignment can serve as the bedrock for sustained facility management success.

Outsourcing is popular in the maintenance industry, especially in facilities that need specialized expertise or short-term or part-time services, and that are concerned about liability.