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| [Saturday, February 16, 2008] |
| How do we prevent or reduce dust build up in all the areas of the building: offices, shelves, computers, high places, low places, chairs, etc. We continually dust using lamb’s wool and wipe with microfiber clothes, and use special dust collecting chemicals applied on floor mops, but for some reason, dust is building up everywhere. The building has constant air flow as the result of ongoing ventilation with heat during the winter and cooling during the summer. Is the problem with the special equipment or chemicals that I am using now?
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| Facility Management - Robert Ko |
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| [Friday, August 06, 2004] |
| With the increased terror alerts in New York, New Jersey and Washington, D.C., how important are custodians and other cleaning professionals to the security of buildings?
Often working in buildings alone at night or with just a few other employees, these cleaning professionals would seem to be almost like soldiers on the frontline, so to speak, in the battle against potential terrorist threats.
Since janitors are often working in various buildings throughout the day and at night by themselves, are they being instructed to be on the lookout for any suspicious persons, take certain measures, etc.?
What is/should the cleaning industry's response be to help protect the buildings that we work in?
Thank you. |
| Facility Management - Adam Doling |
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