Why Green Cleaning is Important for Every Creature on Earth 

Green cleaning is not just a trend it is essential for protecting human health, wildlife, and the environment. Traditional cleaning products often contain harsh chemicals that harm ecosystems, air quality, and even our own well-being. 

Green cleaning is not just about keeping spaces tidy, its about protecting life. By choosing eco-friendly cleaning products, we create a healthier planet for ourselves, future generations, and all living creatures that rely on clean air, water, etc. 

Remember, green cleaning not only keep clean enviroment, but protect your health!

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All IJCSA members are consumer friendly because they know this what set them apart from the other cleaning services. They know how to provide an excellent customer service since they are very well trained to get their job well done. They know that by being consumer friendly it would be a key to be successful. If their customer are happy, the customer  will tell to their friends of IJCSA's professionalism and this way they will gain more business.  All IJCSA members use cleaning products that are environmental friendly as well because is part of their professionalism. So, please don't hesitate to call a IJCSA member if you need any kind of cleaning service. you can find them in the link below.  

https://www.ijcsa.org/Carpet-Cleaning-Directory

What are the benefits of having your carpet or rugs cleaned by certified IJCSA members. First of all, some of the main benefit is the they will make sure your carpet leads a long and healthy life. They will provide additional care maintenance to prolong the life of the carpet as well. Add to this, Certified IJCSA members will contribute to a healthy indoor environment because your areas will have clean and disinfected carpets.  

The main benefit of having your carpet cleaned by Certified IJCSA members is that they know what to do in getting the job well done. For example, they are trained to remove red wine stains, coffee stains, candle wax, paint stain ( fresh or old), chewing gum, ink stains, nail polish, Blood stains, odor and bacteria, pet odor, urine from mattresses, dust mite, pet stains, all kinds of pets urines, and so on. In addition, they will know how to kill fleas in carpets. They will know what method use to clean your carpet. They will use the steam or dry cleaning method. The will know what to do if your get your carpet cleaned by them.  

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Benefits of Hiring a IJCSA Mold inspector would make a huge difference for your home or school today , Providing Mold prevention techniques and keeping up along with routine matience such as duct work and visual inspections. Mold can be found inside or outside of a building and in hidden areas like ductwork and crawl spaces , making it more diffcult for building staff to locate.

What is Mold you say , they are microorganisms that live in and outdoors. Where moisture is present the problem must be addressed in the first 48 hours , to prevent the spread of mold. When IJSCA inspector arrives , he has to take account for several things first visually , what is damaged  , location and the amount of square feet. No job is too big or small for an IJSCA inspector. 

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How Important Are Janitors & Janitorial Staff to Our Daily Lives? that it is really important know because they are essential workers. During the pandemic that started in late 2019, they played a extremely important role to overcome that disease. In addition, they are super important since they help to keep up clean schools, workplaces, churches and so on. That is very important because it helps to keep us away from others diseases as well. However, janitors, and janitorial staff must be properly trained to perform their important role in our lives.

Well trained janitorial staff is very important and for that reason I believe having this training in IJCSA is really helping because it teach us how to do it all. I have been doing the janitor job for many years, and I learned more things during this training. For example, in the other janitor company that I used to work I was told how  to use the SDS manual and some things and that  was it. Now that I am doing this training, I learned that we must follow the " OSHA Exposure Control Plan" in case we have an incident in our daily assignments. In this training I learned the follow protocols to do our job well. 

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Janitors and Janitorial staff play an important role in our lives because they help us to keep our places safe, clean, and disinfected. They help us to identify identify, correct, and prevent hazardous situations. For example, they help us to keep hallways clean and free of debris and making sure that there is not slipping hazard. They disposal trash and recycle items to keep our places clean and ready to use. Janitors and janitorial staff are important to us because they keep clean and disinfected our bathroom, floors and all our  places in general. They help us to prevent and overcome pandemic such as the one of Corvid 19 Pandemic. For all this they are really important to us in our lives.

IJCSA Customer Service Certification

What great customer service is, in regards to operating a janitorial or cleaning service, is always being there for your managers. For example, great customer service, in regards to my company, would be weekly check-ups, meetings, and training with the management staff on site where we may have service. Showing the managers that they are working with a company that cares for each property individually goes a long way. One more point I'd like to make is constant availibilty. This goes off holding weekly gatherings and training, however, even if you cannot make it in person, your cell-phone should be your best-friend. 

Looking at a few of the members in the IJCSA in Illinois, I found that there communication is constantly superb. The members of the IJCSA put their clientele first before themselves. This is what makes them strive as successful members and managers. Customer service to any IJCSA member, is very important, if not the single most important trait. 

Did you just recently have water damage in your home due to unknown leakage? Have you tragically experienced a flood and know you fear of water damage will cause mold? Or you could you benefit in subcontracting a mold inspector to take on your big project? Through this link https://www.ijcsa.org/Flood-Damage-Restoration-Services  you can find experts in inspecting, containing and remediating mold. Each one is certified and trustworthy in taking in the harmful work for you. Scroll today and find the best match for your mold remediation needs!

Exposure Risk

Bloodborne pathogens are infectious microorganisms in the human blood that can cause disease in humans. Cleaning staff working in healthcare, residential or public spaces may come into contact with blood or other bodily fluids during their cleaning duties. This exposure puts them at risk of contracting serious diseases like HIV or Hepatitis B or C. Proper training equips them with the knowledge and ability to handle contaminated situations safely, utilizing proper cleaning procedures to prevent infection and protect their health. 

Employee Health and Safety

To reduce or eliminate the hazards of occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens, employers must implement an exposure control plan with details on employee protection measures. A written plan that details how to reduce exposure and what to do if an exposure occurs, regular training, ensuring the use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and using universal standards to reduce exposure to harmful agents are essential for employee health and safety. 

Legal Compliance

Bloodborne Pathogens (BBP) training is legally required for employees who may be exposed to bloodborne pathogens. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) mandates this training. Employers must ensure that their workers receive regular training that covers all elements of the standard including, but not limited to : information on bloodborne pathogens and diseases, methods used to control occupational exposure, hepatitis B vaccine and medical evaluation and post exposure follow up. For more information and resources from OSHA, click here.

The importance of properly cleaning healthcare facilities cannot be overstated, for the record all facilities in all different professions should be as clean as can be, but in particular for the medical field, it needs to be especially clean. When in a place that deals with patients and medical staff, that place is a breeding ground for all kinds of viruses to spread around.

Another thing to emphasize is the proper wearing of PPE, as easy as it sounds, it's easy to forget about or brush off sometimes, but when you don't wear PPE you are opening up you're body to all kinds of viruses and pathogens. Plus, not just your body, but other people are being jeopardized as well, you could be carrying germs and not even realizing it because symptoms haven't manifested.

Finally, to sum it all up, we all want to be as safe as we can so patients can stay safe and medical staff can stay safe as well. As custodial staff, everyone's counting on us to keep the buildings clean and germ free. We can only do that if we follow the proper CDC and WHO guidelines as well as our instructions for the particular facilities we're working on.

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