Register Today to Learn How to Strengthen the Synergy of Cleaning & Disinfection

February 14, 2024

If you’re a facility manager or building service contractor (BSC), you won’t want to miss CMM’s upcoming webinar, Strengthen the Synergy of Cleaning & Disinfection, taking place at 1 p.m. CT on March 5, 2024.

During this free, one-hour session, a panel of industry experts will offer infection prevention best practices that, when enacted, will help you and your cleaning crew keep facility inhabitants healthy—every day.

By attending, you’ll learn: 

  • How to identify the germiest areas in facilities
  • How to effectively use cleaning and disinfecting products on surfaces
  • How to justify increased frequency of cleaning and disinfecting
  • Why a focus on improving indoor air quality is critical
  • How to build confidence in the staff cleaning your buildings.

A live Q&A session will round out the webinar. Come prepared with questions specific to the challenges and concerns you face at your facility and on the job.

Registrants can participate in the live event and will obtain a link to the webinar recording afterward.

To register, click here.

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