How green, yellow, and red safety zones can protect your workers from on-site accidents
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With increased technological advances in tools and equipment, an educated workforce has never been more important in the cleaning and maintenance industry.
ArticleTraining is critical to keeping cleaning staff safe on a plant or warehouse floor. Review these safety tips before training staff to clean these risky environments.
ArticleBy following standardized cleaning standards, environmental services workers can provide the best defense in protecting patients from HAIs.
ArticlePest issues can come into play from a variety of sources, from incoming shipments and poor sanitation to improper landscaping, so it’s crucial to use a comprehensive approach that involves your entire staff.
ArticleThe proper selection, storage, and placement of tools and materials are often overlooked or taken for granted. By standardizing process and making the selection, storage, and placement of supplies a fundamental part of the service delivery system, increased efficiencies can be realized.
ArticleTwo of the more difficult positions to fill and conduct training for in a cleaning business or any type of service operation are the salesperson and estimator.
ArticleNo matter the job, training is always a part of acclimating to a new place of employment. Without it, learning the responsibilities of a new position can feel stressful and muddled, and sometimes, a lack of training can even drive employees to the door.
ArticleFor training to be effective on a long-term basis, it must be ongoing and reinforced with follow-up refresher exercises that keep the information easily accessible in the mind of the learner.
ArticleWith new federal rules requiring employers to report serious work-related accidents faster as well as keep new injury and illness logs, building service contractors and facilities managers need to have policies and training in place to meet the new requirements.
ArticleThe British Institute of Cleaning Science (BICSc) will administer and expand the CIMS program in the UK.
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