Prospering in Turbulent Times – Dr. Aaron Buchko – GEM Fest 2018
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Professional Development Education for the Cleaning Industry Certifying All Levels of Employment Empowering Staff to Earn Respect Learn how to articulate the true value of your team. You are the leader of the Risk Management team. During this class you will be asked repeatedly, “Why are you doing what you are doing?” “What is the…
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There are some HTOs that are personal items that you definitely should not be responsible for. That’s why getting building occupants involved in office cleanliness is so important. This approach should be discussed with the customer and the offer made to provide information regarding the cost of lost days that result from poor occupant health…
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Training Facility Employees To Clean Restrooms By Brendan O’Brien Once an employee is hired, he needs to be put through a thorough training program. The program should walk the employee through the steps of cleaning the restroom, much like he is taught to do his other duties such as flipping burgers in a restaurant or…
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This is key to being successful at any level of custodial work. Mike Ward has found that most custodians don’t respond to data, but they do respond to great communication. An easy way to annoy the custodial crew is by not telling them about an event and the next thing you know there are 500…
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The Academy of Cleaning Excellence currently utilizes two of the leading manufacturers of electrostatic sprayers in the marketplace, E-Mist and Victory, in our classroom education sessions. While both companies distribute mobile spraying units, they are in two different pricing categories. Here we will list for you some of the options you will find from the…
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What’s the difference between Disinfecting and Sanitizing? Sanitizing is the process of spraying a surface and wiping the chemical off after to remove any germs currently on the surface. Disinfecting, on the other hand, is allowing the chemical to stay on the surface for the directed kill time on the label before wiping it off. This…
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