Training

Facilities management is a growing field with a variety of career choices, solid compensation, and a relative lack of competition.

Vacuums are used by virtually every cleaning facility, so it’s important to have the right equipment and proper training in place to prevent injury.

Consistency creates a level of trust among custodians, management, and other decision-makers within an organization.

Costs associated with employee safety, storage, training, and waste can often negate any potential savings from buying a cheaper product.

The introduction of smarter cleaning equipment carries a whole slew of new responsibilities for custodial supervisors

These universal tools can help with training staff who speak different languages or have varying levels of literacy.

Use this step-by-step guide to carpet care for training your teams.

Below are five questions—with answers from CMI master trainers—that were featured during the CMI trainer panel at ISSA/INTERCLEAN North America 2016.

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.

Two often forgotten titles—coach and mentor—aren’t official titles within a company’s organizational chart, but they are important to the growth of an organization as they directly affect the future of the employees.

Winning new customers in today’s cleaning industry means standing out from the competition. The best way to retain your key accounts is by providing quality, consistent service across the board.