Whether you are new in the Building Service Contracting business or if you want to grow and improve you existing company, this new book by Dick Ollek is for you. View

This book is not your typical boring Human Resource handbook but rather a “how to” guide on how to be creative in finding the right GREAT employees for your organization and how to implement the procedures and policies that have them wanting to make your company a career rather than a job. Dick explains the difference between just hiring a “warm body” and recruiting someone that can become a valuable asset to your company, either full time or part time. He shows you how to be creative in recruiting, how to manage the application process, how to conduct an effective interview, and provide an effective orientation. Start looking at your most important assets differently---TODAY! View

This informational report provides the facts and figures you need to bid a floor care job or estimate how much labor is required to maintain or service all types of floor coverings.

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Covers such topics as safety, health, physical plant maintenance, and cleaning techniques for common areas found in schools, universities, and colleges.

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In this DVD, Wm R. Griffin defines what a customer should expect from a contract cleaning firm and how to get it - consistently.

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A favorite with employees, customers and supervisors. See this DVD before you spend hundreds of dollars on others that are not nearly as effective. View

CMI’s NEW Basic Floor Care video is the latest addition to the Custodial Technician training program. The video is a training tools that can be used with CMI’s Basic training handbook or as stand-alone training video for hard floor care.  They combine a thorough overview of routine daily and long-term project floor care tasks with humor and lots of demonstrations.

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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.

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This book describes the many ways in which we as individuals and as member of the cleaning profession can act to improve the indoor environment.

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

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