Each winter the holidays pass and come January, it’s inevitable that some physical aspect of your business looks like a dinosaur romped through. You’re busy and things subliminally fall to a lesser standard – we get it. The most uplifting way to start a new year: be proud of your business, and remove an additional …
While one might be proud of their children for their growing skills in math and science, there’s one thing students know how to do better than anything else: Spread germs. You know the recipe: indoor environment. Close contact for hours. Poor circulation. The only defense against a bacterial assault on an 800-square-feet classroom is a …
Your business and the building your business is in are a reflection of you. For your employees, it’s where they spend most of their time during the day. The appearance of offices and other similar workplaces give an impression of professionalism. Many office buildings, schools, and hospitals have visitors daily. The cleanliness of the facility …
Baton Rouge isn’t a stranger to weather. Let’s imagine: Your building is 170,000 square feet of tiled floor and carpet and a Category 4 hurricane has decided to visit its hallways during the opening school weekend. The school’s janitorial cleaning services are ill-equipped. Mold and structural damage might be an issue. The entire county is …
It’s no secret that today, custodians and janitors are looked down upon. But why? Their work is extremely important to other people’s lives unless you wish to be in public places that are filthy, which I’m sure you do not. Janitorial work allows for that same community to use restrooms, walk around freely and enjoy …
The role of a Building or Facilities Manager can be a sizeable one, covering a multitude of areas, depending on the business. Most of the time the Facilities Manager is in charge of a variety of functions, such as organizing the business by managing office space allocation, coordinating grounds and gardens maintenance, overseeing technical services, …
