Facility Management

Use the insights from this survey of facility managers help you plan and prepare the best you can for future success.

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.

Environmental services workers cleaning and disinfecting hospitality and health care facilities are protecting populations at high risk of contracting COVID-19.

One cost-savings strategy is to take a closer look at the consumables used every day in building maintenance and repair. Giving extra attention to how you manage inventory of these items can have a big impact on a facility’s maintenance budget.

Follow these tips to clean carpet quickly, efficiently, and safely without injuring yourself or damaging the vacuum.

Follow these carpet care tips to improve extraction results and indoor air quality

Understanding evaporation and how drying equipment is used can be advantageous for facility managers who do water restoration in-house as well as those who hire restorative drying professionals to handle remediation.

Disposable mop pads and chemical accuracy systems are two innovations helping facility managers reduce cross contamination.

Using vacuums and lifts can help custodial staff remove the dirt, dust, and grime which easily accumulate in this hard-to-reach area.

Introducing the ProTeam® GoFree® Flex Pro II cordless backpack vacuum with a new motor, new runtimes, and lighter weight.

To streamline operations and standardize processes across its municipality facilities, the town implemented professional development training with ISSA’s Cleaning Industry Management Standard and Green Building program.

Five traits to look for when selecting a service provider for facilities management