Lean Cleaning for Healthy Environments
Business and Management
The concept of “lean” is about eliminating waste from the workplace. Cleaning organizations can use lean principles to improve the workforce without eliminating employees.
ArticleStudies show a clean and healthy facility can have a direct impact on a company’s bottom line
The concept of “lean” is about eliminating waste from the workplace. Cleaning organizations can use lean principles to improve the workforce without eliminating employees.
ArticleWith the risk of trips and drips, and the chance of things catching on fire, commercial kitchens can be a hazardous place to work—and a challenging area to maintain.
ArticleHealth care facilities consistently are filled with vendor employees performing necessary work, and many of these contractors do not have functional knowledge of how their work can negatively affect an immune-compromised patient.
ArticleImplementing proper and effective cleaning can directly affect employee attendance and productivity, asset preservation, and customer satisfaction. Helping decision-makers change the way they view cleaning—not as a cost but as an investment—can go a long way to preserving budgets while improving the business.
Rock salt, ice melt, slush, and moisture can wreak havoc on hard floor surfaces of all kinds. Protect your facility’s investment with a seasonal plan for hard floor care.
ArticleOne of the best ways to find a new supervisor or leader is to develop and promote an individual from within the ranks of your existing staff.
A well-trained custodial team provides benefits to the bottom line of the organization by facilitating continued productivity.
ArticleMaintaining organizational clarity from senior management to the operative level is necessary to ensure consistent service delivery.
ArticleContractors should adopt green and sustainability initiatives, products, and procedures to help ensure they reach their own financial goals and also secure their survival in the professional cleaning industry of the future.
ArticleToday’s facility managers are under constant pressure to defend the importance of a clean and safe environment, while cutting budgets to satisfy those looking only at their bottom line.
Cleaning convention centers, regardless of size, takes people, products, equipment, and planning.
ArticleEveryone loves the look of a beautifully clean carpet. Whether you’re a facility manager or building service contractor, the Whittaker Smart Care® system has been globally proven for over 30 years to deliver consistently cleaner carpets at a consistently lower cost.
ArticleProviding clean, safe, healthy facilities within budget is more than just a product procurement-driven decision.
ArticleSTABIL Grippers are proven to reduce slips and falls on slippery surfaces indoors in water, soap, oil and mixed contaminants.
ArticleOver 90 active Jan-Pro franchise owners call the greater St. Louis metro area home, and that number is growing. Each new franchise owner in the region undergoes an intensive five week training course to study Jan-Pro’s proprietary methods.
ArticleElectroChemically Activated (ECA) solutions replace legacy engineered water systems to produce two great products using one economical system.
ArticleEnergize fleet performance and reduce costs to clean with Tennant’s new comprehensive battery solution: IRIS Battery Manager* and Smart-Fill* automatic battery watering.
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