Occupant expectations of public facility health and safety standards have increased dramatically since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, underscoring the importance of continuous enhanced cleaning and targeted infection prevention strategies.

Workers Concerned About Workplace Health & Safety
Post-COVID, workers are noticeably and understandably preoccupied with their employer's facility hygiene focus.

More and more, American consumers and office workers are demanding increased facility cleaning frequency and quality as a prerequisite for in-person shopping, dining, takeout, and employment.

The Push for Cleaner, Safer Facilities
Sustainability and workplace wellness have become cornerstones of the American employment and consumer landscape.

The general purpose of cleaning for health programs is to remove soil while mitigating health risks to occupants and the natural environment--a process sorely in need of improvement.

Cleaning Challenges Faced by Modern Custodial Teams
Facility cleanliness has fallen under intense scrutiny, forcing custodial teams to address significant challenges and overcome major hurdles, including:

Continuously removing contamination from high-touch surfaces.

Green cleaning services afford numerous benefits to schools, businesses, students, and office workers, including the firm establishment of an organization's commitment to environmental sustainability and long-term human health and safety.

How Green Cleaning Establishes Corporate Social Responsibility
Environment, Social and Economic, and Governance (ESG) is a term many organizations are becoming increasingly familiar with.

The future of clean will require custodial departments to merge sustainable green cleaning methods with effective infection prevention and control processes to break the chain of infection and arrest the march of destructive climate change.

Meeting the Growing Demands for Sustainable Infection Prevention and Control
Post-COVID, the demand for improved infection prevention and control, combined with increased cleaning frequencies in public facilities, has been steadily growing.