Ever had doubts that you might end up with a shrinked carpet onced you get someone to do it for you? Well, if you coupled poor equipment and untrained staff, you would most likely get that kind of result,

But with IJCSA certified members, you have a 110% guarantee you and your carpet will be in good hands. All members went through extensive training to provide customers the satisfaction that they need. 

Here are some of our members that would help you out with your carpet problems:
https://fortisshield.net/
www.veppaservices.com
https://www.prestigefamilysolutions.com/

The main reason for cleaning employees and staff to know about blood borne pathogens is safety and health.  Not knowing what blood pathogens are or how to prevent the spread is key in protecting oneself as well as family and friends.   Also, knowing how blood pathogens transfer from person to person is important knowledge so that one can properly clean up after a possibly contaminated area or facility and prevent infectious diseases from spreading, such as HIV and HBV.

It is important to know what the proper equipment to use when cleaning vomit, blood, or any bodily fluids that transfer pathogens such as gloves, eye protection, and disinfectant chemicals that kill pathogens.  Also, never eat, drink, smoke, or apply lip balm or make up in areas with possible blood borne pathogen exposure and never manually compress trash or splash or splatter when cleaning up.  It is also important to follow proper protocol and contact your supervisor immediately if you believe you came in contact with blood borne pathogens.

Knowing how pathogens travel is very important so that proper precautions can be taken in cleaning and discarding contaminated equipment properly.  Properly disposing of equipment and materials used to clean blood, saliva, or vomit is also key in possibly spreading pathogens that spread viruses and disease.  Having color coded containers or bags such as red or orange helps to easily identify possibly contaminated items and should be used for blankets, sheets, and towels so that anyone handling these items can take extra precautions when handling and can wash and sanitize them properly.  Also using tongs and spatulas when picking up contaminated material decrease the possibility of spreading possibly contaminated pathogens.  Properly cleaning the equipment used to clean up blood borne pathogens is crucial as well.  Always clean all the equipment that came in contact with possible pathogens and always decontaminate surfaces as well as washing machines, mop, mop bucket, spatulas, tongs and every piece of equipment that may have been exposed. 

Good customer service is the front line that gives the customer a notion whether they will receive good or bad services from a company. Greeting the customer with a positive attitude and the willingness to provide a service that generates the concerns and needs of the customer can develop a longtime relationship in doing business.

Most customers want to be understood and expecting whatever matter that is described to the individual that is representing the company is treated as a personal issue with the representative and is handled with the upmost importance.

For great customer services businesses that stride to make their customers feel and experience a great atmosphere of understanding and provide top notch service to correct any problem or give sound advise, click the link IJCSA Business Directory. 

Spring is here! Time to clean all the winter soil and grime from the carpets and rugs in your home. Let the professionals at IJCSA link you to a trusted company near you! https://www.ijcsa.org/Carpet-Cleaning-Directory 

It is so important for rmployees to know about Bloodborne Pathogens to create awareness and education to the possible exposure to infectious diseases.  It’s critical for each employee to treat every situation as if they are being exposed to bloodborne pathogen when cleaning.  This mind set will create an environment of caution.  This aligns with the CDC that establishes the “Universal Precautions.” 

Also, it’s important to educate the employees on the definition of Bloodborne Pathogen.  If the employee has the correct understanding, this will alleviate any misunderstanding down the road. “Bloodborne Pathogen defined are pathogenic microorganisms that are present in human blood and can cause disease in humans. These pathogens include, but are not limited to, Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) (associated with AIDS).

Finally, informing the employee of the importance wear personal protective equipment (PPE).  In addition to never eating, drinking or smoking or applying lip balm in an area where there is the possibility of bloodborne pathogen exposure.

Good customer service is going the extra mile in making sure your customer is happy and satisfied with the service received. Cleaning staff provide service that is attentive and completed in a timely manner. Implementing good customer service practices in your janitorial business not only create longevity business relationship, but many referrals by word of mouth. Although sometimes janitors are looked down on, people are well aware of how we reflect positively on the company or business we service. 

One of the greatest examples of good customer service is the team at IJCSA. They make sure questions or concerns are always answered in a timely manner. The staff is very knowledgeable and always willing to go the extra mile of making sure you receive the valuable information you where seeking. What I love about IJCSA is that not only is the staff helpful, but all the members who help make up IJCSA who can be found in this great business directory IJCSA Business Directory. Individuals are willing to assist like a mentor would and lead you where you need to be or trying to go. IJCSA also supply each member with proper customer service training https://www.ijcsa.org/page-826003. Last but not least, IJCSA members always welcome new members with open arms. That's a good feeling. :)

Acquiring a thorough understanding of what are blood-borne pathogens are important to both cleaning employees and other staff. Further to that, understanding how these pathogens are transmitted and how they are treated, controlled and cleaned are critically necessary for both cleaning employees and staff alike. For both cleaning employees and other staff of any organization, preventative reaction requires a PACT response. PACT is an acronym for: 

Protect self, Act immediately, Clean the area, Tell your supervisor. The importance for both cleaners and other staff knowing about blood-borne pathogens have implications for them and the wider society.

For cleaning employees understanding that the risk of blood-borne pathogens are present, not just in hospitals and health centers, but wherever blood are spilled helps in taking the necessary actions to protect themselves and other stakeholders . Cleaners must know the correct procedures/methods to clean areas/sites that are contaminated with blood. This knowledge is vital for the protection of all that might potentially come into contact or operate within the site or workplace. Professional training in this regard lays the foundation that assists in the execution of an exposure control plan. While a contaminated site might look clean at face value, knowledge of the proper procedure to thoroughly clean contaminated areas, must first be acquired by the front-line employees directly involved where bloods may exists (nurses, doctors, healthcare workers ect), cleaners that are responsible for cleaning contaminated areas and other member of staff. Prevention of blood-borne diseases (HBV, HIV) are everyone's business.

In addition to understanding the proper procedures and protocols for cleaning, sanitizing and disinfecting contaminated areas, it is vitally important that cleaning staff know what Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) are needed to protect against blood-borne pathogens and how those PPEs protect against the threat of being infected. Additionally, the knowledge of how contaminated materials should be handled, how they are disposed and in what bins they are safely contained is critical. Improper handling of potentially contaminated material poses serious risks to cleaners. Further to all that are mentioned here, cleaning staff must also know what chemicals should be applied to effectively disinfect, sanitize and decontaminate a contaminated site and how those chemicals should be used, their potential risks when come into contact with eyes or induced. Cleaning staff must also know what to do if exposed to blood-borne pathogens.

Staff having a general knowledge of blood-borne pathogens is vital for many obvious reasons. Staff are able to protect themselves by following universal protection approaches. In addition, staff can also better assist in the protection of the workplace through knowledge transfer and can also spot incorrect procedures by cleaning employees and vice versa.

Conclusively, due to the potential for exposure to blood-borne pathogens and the dire consequences if exposed, it is in the best interest for both cleaning employees and other staff to KNOW what are the measures to take to help minimize the potential risks and what to do if compromised. OSHA 29: CFR: 1910 : 1030 stipulates what exposure prevention control measures should be adapted to protect staff in the event of exposure. Cleaning employees and staff will also be able to contribute to the organizations Exposure Control Plan. Safety is everyone's business. Knowing and application is the best defense against any potential hazard.

Customer service is an essential part of a cleaning service. The way your customers feel about your business can either implode or elevate your business. Managing customer service drives value to your company and keeps customers coming back.

At IJCSA we're committed to listening to customers' needs and solving any problems. We strive to provide service with a smile to help brighten their day. We empathize with customers to understand what their needs are, and how we can solve every problem.

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It puts at your disposal an experienced, certified and insured Human Team that will provide you with the best for your satisfaction.

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  Janitorial Cleaners are important, everyone depends on the responsibilities of cleaners, to make sure all areas were properly cleaned. They Disinfect all common areas of commercial buildings, preventing many germs and bacteria’s from being spread. Janitors have a responsibility of being cautious to not cross contaminate. Janitors stock all bathroom necessities we need to make sure everyone is able to be sanitary and Prevent germs from spreading.