All-of-Government office contract goes low waste and sustainable
New AoG office supplies contract – used by more than a thousand government agencies – to focus on low-waste, sustainable products.
19 July, 2021Posts Tagged: cleaning
CIRI expands membership eligibility
Cleaners, restorers, distributors, and manufacturers can now join the cleaning and restoration industries’ science research organisation.
12 July, 2021How to implement and maintain standard operating procedures
Standard operating procedures set up your organisation for long-term success.
15 June, 2021
Survey finds rising demand for new safety measures
CMM survey highlights how facility managers implemented new health and safety measures in response to COVID.
11 June, 2021
Five ways to brand your cleaning business
Marketing tips to help you give your company the image it needs to find success.
2 June, 2021
CIRI publishes new white paper on health-based cleaning and disinfection
CIRI white paper presents new research on the importance of health-based cleaning and disinfection.
29 April, 2021
CMM’s 2021 Benchmarking Survey reveals facilities’ top problem areas
Restrooms the most problematic areas to clean, according to new survey of more than 500 facility managers and in-house service providers.
28 April, 2021
Demand for surface disinfectants on the rise
Surface disinfectant market to surpass US$6.8 billion in 2021, study finds.
28 April, 2021
A ‘deep clean’ has been ordered for a Brisbane hospital ward. What does that actually involve?
A deep clean should pay particular attention to cleaning objects or surfaces that may not be cleaned as part of a routine clean.
21 April, 2021
NZ cleaning business launches bespoke cleaning app
App technology aims to set new benchmark for commercial cleaning standards.
19 April, 2021
GBAC responds to updated CDC guidelines for COVID-19 cleaning
GBAC releases clarification around revised guidelines from US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
13 April, 2021
Why we must regularly clean around urinals
“Within 5.5 seconds after flushing a urinal, airborne droplets are released, potentially spreading the coronavirus.”
30 March, 2021
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