Infection Prevention – Ray Ranger at GEM Fest 2018
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Standard precautions (SP) are safety practices you observe with every single person who uses your facility because not all the sick people are in hospitals or stay home with the “sniffles”. For your personal protection, treat every situation as though it was potentially infectious to you or your family. Remember: Because disinfectants are classified as…
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The Academy of Cleaning Excellence, On-Line Campus is working for everyone. So far this month, Maria purchased the Accredited Infection Prevention Expert:https://classes.academyofcleaning.com/p/environmental-hygienist Yolanda purchased the ACE Master package; https://classes.academyofcleaning.com/p/ace-master-certification-package and the Marble Polishing course; https://classes.academyofcleaning.com/p/marble-polishing And several have taken advantage of the 7 (SEVEN) FREE courses. Have you used this avenue of learning like these people? Here…
Jeff Beals – International sales speaker talks with Dave
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From Sharon’s Course….follow the link to the FREEBIE!!! One of the most important skills necessary to run a profitable cleaning company is communication. Whether it’s talking with customers, prospective customers, lost customers or employees, the ability to communicate appropriately for the situation is a teachable skill and possibly the most important one to possess. Your…
“Blowing Smoke” Can Be Life Threatening, by Fred Broder
Despite living in homeless shelters or in a car, with her mother and siblings for the past four years, Chelsea Fearce, graduated, this month, from Charles Drew High School, in Georgia, as Valedictorian of her class. She often studied at night by the light provided from a cell phone. Chelsea refused to allow her circumstances to serve as an…
