Safety continued
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11 Janitorial Safety Discussion Topics to Help Prevent Accidents & InjuriesAs business owners, we are aware of the importance of safety and taking measures to avoid accidents and injuries. But employees don't always think of doing things with safety in mind. Safety training is and should always be an ongoing topic for your cleaning business and cleaning technicians....
What You Should Know About the pH ScaleHaving the basic knowledge and understanding of cleaning chemistry and the pH scale is essential for choosing the correct cleaner for the type of soil being removed and to help eliminate any potential damage caused to your customer's property....
Backpack Vacuums and Ergonomics - Correct Fit and Vacuuming TechniqueEveryone is familiar with backpack vacuums and how efficient they are when compared to the more traditional type vacuums. Besides increased production rates, however, backpacks have additional advantages that will definitely benefit both cleaning companies and the cleaning staff, especially cleaners that are older or may have back problems....
Step Up and Start Using Ladders SafelyFor commercial cleaners, ladder use is routine and sometimes taken for granted. High ceilings and ledges, corner cob webs/dust, beams, ceiling fans, light fixtures, windows, shelving, and vents are just a few of those difficult, hard to reach areas commonly found in commercial buildings that may require ladder use. Using ladders safely is not always the first thing employees think about when climbing up to complete a task. It's your responsibility to make sure that ladder safety is always the first priority whenever a ladder is used by employees....
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