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Implementation of a Green Cleaning Program

04 Nov 2016 6:50 AM | Milagros Rodriguez

STEP 1 FOR GREEN CERTIFICATION

Write a two paragraph column or longer on how you plan to implement a green cleaning service program into your business

First, we will create a logical comprehensive program that provides a logical flow from inception to implementation. We have divided the process into five steps with a logical sequence of progression.

    Groundwork - The first step is to build a Green Cleaning Team (Department). The Team will work to develop a Green Cleaning Program (Program) that meets the needs of the facility and stakeholders, and builds support for the Program.

    Assessments - The Green Cleaning Baseline Assessment helps the Team compare existing cleaning practices with green cleaning practices, and identifies both strengths and areas for improvement. The Team can use the results of the assessment to identify possible goals and objectives for the Program.

    Planning - The core of the Program is based upon the findings of the Green Cleaning Baseline Assessment. One baseline assessment per facility should be created. From the assessment, the Team needs to do the following: identify and prioritize goals and objectives; identify existing and budget additional custodial resources; produce a written Program; establish a timeline for completion; and seek feedback from facility stakeholders.

    Implementation - While implementing the Program, the Team should hold regularly scheduled Team meetings, communicate progress to stakeholders, evaluate progress towards meeting established goals and objectives, and reinforce the importance of stakeholder contribution. In addition, Program implementation will include corporate approved training.

    Evaluation - The Team should evaluate the Program by measuring its progress against benchmarks set in the timeline for implementation of goals and objectives. This will reveal what parts of the program are on target, and highlight areas that may need improvement. The Team should document the Program's accomplishments and challenges, and update the stakeholders on its progress. Based on the findings of the evaluation, the Team should revise the Program to address needed changes and incorporate new goals and objectives. The updated Green Cleaning Program should undergo implementation and be reevaluated after a set period.   


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