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These five expert tips on janitorial/custodial training are just a fraction of what you'll learn from the Cleaning Management Institute's (CMI) three-day Train the Trainer course on June 19-21 in Seattle.

While some companies and facilities have taken active steps to develop internal training and certification programs, there are several organizations that can provide effective curriculum resources and help educate workers.

The February edition of Cleaning & Maintenance Management magazine, our annual CM/Spotlight: Infection Control, is now available for you to click through and enjoy.

Not only is cleaning the largest component of the facilities budget, but it is also the most visible piece of the management function — and, it has an impact on occupant health and hygiene.

Some cleaning organizations may see the value in using ATP-based monitoring systems to detect and measure ATP on surfaces as a method of ensuring facilities are being cleaned properly.

Since conventional cleaning products have been recognized as contributors to indoor air quality problems, creating healthy indoor spaces starts by limiting the introduction of unnecessary pollutants.

Each month, we welcome readers to opine on the noteworthy — or even the trivial — aspects of their lives as JanSan professionals. The following is some of the correspondence we have received in recent weeks.

Sponsored by TTI Floor Care North America's Hoover brand, ProTeam, Windsor and Electrolux's Sanitaire brand, the Carpet Care e-Newsletter is packed with insightful content to help you clean and maintain carpeted surfaces to maximize longevity and minimize environmental impact.

Many cleaning professionals visit the International Custodial Advisers Network (ICAN) Ask the Experts page for insight and, every business day, we deliver advice to better help you perform your job.

This training video is not only a great complement to the first chapter in the Basic handbook, but also a stand-alone training DVD on chemical safety and the chemistry of cleaning.

The Custodial Technician Advanced Level handbook covers 3 different cleaning subjects.  This student handbook contains information about cleaning processes, procedures, and more.

The Custodial Technician Basic Level handbook covers 5 different cleaning subjects.  This student handbook contains information about cleaning processes, procedures, and more.

Are you looking to groom key employees for supervisory positions?

Are you looking to improve your own skills in order to advance your career into custodial supervision?

CMI’s Custodial Supervisor Training and Certification program will help you achieve your goals.

Fear no more: Upholstery and fabric cleaning is profitable and can be performed without fear of damage.

Tired of “re-dos”? Use these tricks of the trade to avoid costly callbacks.