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Janitorial service software- complete cd
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Janitorial Contractors Help CD Software- Complete ( Commercial, Restaurant, Post Construction, Store/Market & Residential).
Anyone who is in the janitorial service cleaning business (Commercial, Restaurant, Post Construction, Store/Market or Residential).
Facility Manager or Operation Managers.
Janitorial Service Contractors.
Janitorial Supply Distributors.
Who is interested in starting a cleaning service business.
It is Microsoft Excel 2003, Microsoft Window based program.
It will require these programs in your computer to run this CD fully.
Instructions on how to use comes with each order of CD.
Save all your program file into your "C" main drive of your computer and always work from it.
All programs are hyper linked to run flawless from main menu page and others.
It has helpful footnotes everywhere to guide and direct you.
It is a fun program and will make some jobs very easy for managers and supervisors.
Commercial basic cleaning instructions are easy to follow step by step instructions for anyone to understand.
Can I return it, if I don't like it?
If you have any questions, please feel free to email us.
Get more information at www. janitorialcontractorshelp.com
(Go to "Tools & Instructions" and down load "Cover Page/Full Listing" to see all programs on the main page. To see how the calculation program works, please down load "Advance cleaning calculation too" or Special One time calculation tool" for review).
it is regularly sold at, Regular price: $49.99/ea CD.
Everything that a contractors needs at your finger tip in one single CD.
Need information for residential calculation
Restaurant cleaning calculation
Need information for Restaurant Cleaning
Chemical Dilution Ratio Comparison tool
Set up a budget for a location
Inventory Control Sheet by Location
Cleaning Inspection Score Report
Post Construction Cleaning Calculation
Extensive residential cleaning
Hard surface (VCT tile, stone,
Strip & wax, Top scrub & re coat, Burnishing
Eqipment Inventory Record Keeping
Most frequenty asked questions
Store/Market Cleaning Calculation Tool
Coming soon: Actual situations/problems and how it was solved (recommendations) in commercial basic cleaning.
MRSA stands for methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, a type of staph infection that is resistant to methicillin
and other commonly used antibiotics in the same class, including penicillin, amoxicillin, and oxacillin.
Outbreaks have been reported among athletes, prisoners, and military recruits; risk factors include sharing close quarters
and personal hygiene products like razors or towels. Infections are increasingly being seen in the general
community and have been reported in schools, gyms, and even day care centers.
While health-care-associated MRSA infections more typically occur among the elderly, the average age of a person
with a community-associated infection is 23, according to one study.
What can janitors, Janitorial Contractors, Operational Managers do for a facility which they take care of?
1: Encourage everyone to wash their hands frequently. The best way to prevent any germ causing sickness is to
Make sure that your facility has ample soap in the restroom and other washing locations, such as kitchen
and other sink locations and make sure to have clean paper towels to dry their hands.
There is much discussion as to the benefit of using antibacterial soap. Most discussions lends to just using
regular soap which is good enough in getting rid of most germs and viruses.
More importantantly is to wash hands frequently!
Restrooms must be cleaned regularly with proper cleaning procedures to prevent spreading of germs.
(See "Restroom Cleaning Page" for proper restroom cleaning procedures.
Office: All telephones/ public phones, computer boards (if used by many people), all door knobs, all door panels
(s/s, brass, other materials), any tools, equipment that are touched by many different individuals,
should be disinfected or sanitized daily.
Dining room: All table tops must be cleaned with sanitizer or disinfectant cleaner (if disinfectant cleaner is
All appliance door handles must be cleaned with disinfectant cleaner and wipe off or sanitize them.
All sinks and sink counter tops must be cleaned and sanitized daily.
All appliance and kitchen equipment should be cleaned and sanitized daily.
All sinks and sink counter tops must be cleaned and sanitized daily.
All utensils must be cleaned with proper procedure and sanitized after every each use.
Shopping Malls: All public phones, shopping cart handles, all door knobs, all door panels,
elevator door panels and buttons, escalator hand railing, all tools,
equipment that are touched by many different individuals, should be disinfected or sanitized daily.
Gyms, Sporting areas: All public phones, all gym equipment, all door knobs, all door panels, all sauna,
shower rooms (should be cleaned using same procedure as restroom cleaning), all tools, all equipment,
that are touched by many different individuals should be disinfected or sanitized daily.
Bowling alley: All shoes that are rented or shared must be sprayed with disinfectant aerosol after each use.
Schools: All public phones, all toys, playground equipment, all other items that many children's hands share
during the day should be disinfected or sanitized at least once a day.
Some gyms, and other athletic sporting areas are providing disinfectant or sanitizing wipes or disinfectant aerosol
sprayer for clients and employees to use.
If a sanitizer is used, this does not have to be wiped off. If a disinfectant is used, leave it on for 5 to 10 minutes,
then wipe off with a clean towel (if aerosol disinfectant is used, this does not need to be wiped off).
Important note: If you are using liquid or foam type sanitizer. Do not spay directly onto any electronic items,
such as telephone, computer boards, and etc. However, if you are using an aerosol sprayer, this does not
need to be wiped off. However if you want to wipe off, then leave it for 5 to 10 minutes then wipe off.
When wiping off any disinfectant, always use clean towels or wipes.
Do not keep using the dirty towel to continue wiping off other items.
2: Your janitorial crew must be well educated about the proper procedures in cleaning restrooms,
kitchen, dining and other areas that needs sanitizing or disinfecting. Please refer to our "Restroom Cleaning Page "
for proper restroom cleaning procedure.
To get more information on MRSA.
Are you wondering if it is worth it to spend this much for this CD?
Please check the other programs and see what other similar programs go for.
Have you ever done a stripping and wax job?
Do you know how to do it right?
Do you know how much it will cost you, if you make a mistake or one of your crew did it wrong way?
It will cost you hundreds of $s.
Use our calculator, do save time and do it more accurately. That is saving money, worth more than about $20 to $30 for this CD.
And it is money back guaranteed, if you don't like it, return it for full refund, except the s&h.
And you have 30 full days to review !!!
We have sold almost 100 CDs to today, not one of it returned.
So, what are you waiting for...?
