Not all janitorial standards are created equal. Teach new hires your company standards right away to maintain consistency and class in your business. Your new hires may have experience in the cleaning industry, but that doesn’t mean they adhere to the same...
Put these cleaning hazards at the top of your list of things to avoid. Most people probably don’t consider cleaning a dangerous job. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), however, might disagree. In fact, cleaning hazards are plentiful on...
Make sure your people are up-to-date with the essential janitorial skills Even experience doesn’t always account for the janitorial skills and training necessary for your employees to succeed on the job. In addition to general cleaning skills, some niche markets...
Keep your clients’ offices healthy this flu season with infection control cleaning designed to prevent and eliminate illnesses in the workplace. Sniffles, coughs, scratchy throats, and even the flu can pop up any time of year. By practicing infection control...
Work Smarter, Not Harder, by Using Janitorial Manager As 2018 comes to a close and we embark on 2019, most people are probably thinking about New Year’s resolutions. Statistics say that only 8% of people who make resolutions actually keep them, so how can you...
Safety first! Prepare your janitorial staff for accidents with the OSHA blood spill procedure. Even when you take precautions to avoid them, accidents will happen. If you work in an industry with blood or other potentially infectious materials (OPIM), those accidents...
