Training

Are you interested in introducing green cleaning to a new market? Then this Q&A is for you.

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.