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The IJCSA Residential Cleaning Specialist Certification. (RCS)

The IJCSA Residential Cleaning Specialist Certification (RCS) is the most prestigious award a Housecleaning Residential Cleaning Employee Or Service Owner can achieve. This certification is valid for three years and teaches our Members the most comprehensive overview and best practices in the residential cleaning market. This course is designed specifically for the residential cleaning service provider who wants to exceed the expectations of the current educated marketplace of homeowners. Those who complete this course and pass the certification examination will be certified professionals who understand the value of safety, customer service, and proper cleaning techniques.

IJCSA Members and Companies undergo extensive training and testing to become IJCSA Residential Cleaning Specialists.  The RCS certification teaches Members to clean and disinfect homes properly. Members who have passed this course have also passed intensive certifications in Bloodborne Pathogens, Chemical Hazards, and Customer Service For Residential Cleaning Professionals.   

What is covered in the IJCSA Residential Cleaning Specialist Certification: 

  • The Science Of Home Cleaning
  • OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Standards
  • OSHA Chemical Standards
  • Residential Speed Cleaning & Thorough Cleaning Practices For Homes
  • MSDS In The Residential Cleaning Setting
  • SDS, Safety Data Sheets
  • Special Request Cleanings, Move In Move Out Cleanings, Monthly Cleanings
  • Universal Hygenic Cleaning Standards For Residential Homes, Hotels, Resorts, Airbnb`s
  • Residential Home Organizational Training 
  • How To Properly Clean Any Item Found In A Home, Stone, Wood, Clay, Granite, Vinyl, Carpet, Epoxy, Glass, Stainless, And More
  • Proper Cleaning & Disinfection Training For Residential Settings
  • Creating Customized Cleaning Schedules For Homeowners 
  • Residential Cleaning On The Job Site, Employee Safety & Standards For Residential Cleaning 
  • Franchise Cleaning Technologies, How The Large National Maid Services Perform Residential Cleaning Services
  • Ergonomics & Workplace Safety For Solo Cleaning Staff Members
  • Customer Service For Residential Cleaning Professionals 
  • Documentation Of Incidents, Lost Or Stolen Items, Bonding For Residential Cleaning Professionals 
  • Implementation of OSHA Medical Cleaning Standards Into A Residential Home Cleaning Setting
  • Cleaning Viruses, Germs, Mold, And Bacteria Properly And Safely

This is an advanced level IJCSA Member Certification Course. Must have completed and passed the following IJCSA Certification Courses below prior to taking the IJCSA Residential Cleaning Specialist Certification Course. All of the following cleaning certifications below are REQUIRED for complete safety and understanding to properly clean a residential home successfully.

Customer Service Certification (CSC) A company's reputation is only as good as the customer service it provides. Please a customer, and your client base will swell with relatives and neighbors who catch wind of your top-notch service. But upset one, and brace yourself for disaster. Average test certification time 1/2 hour. Average course study time 1 hour. All course materials available online.

Chemical Hazards Certification  (CHC) Improve your understanding of the underlying health and environmental impacts of chemical hazards by reviewing the toxic effects of materials and the basic mechanism of MSDS. Average test certification time 1 hour. Average course study time 2-4 hours. All course materials available online.

Bloodborne Certification (BPC)  Bloodborne Pathogens Certification OSHA I And OSHA II Approved. Are you at risk of exposure? Stay OSHA compliant. As someone who may come in contact with blood, you are required by OSHA to be trained in bloodborne pathogens. OSHA fines for non-compliance can be as high as $70,000. Avoid fines and stay compliant with effective training that will help keep you safe and up to date. Average test certification time 1 hour. Average course study time 1 hour. All course materials available online.

Course Details:

Time: Course completion is 30-32 hours. Certify yourself or employees. Work at your own pace.
  
Certificate: Full color certificate suitable for framing after successful course completion.

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