When a worker “owns” their personally assigned PPE they will be much more likely to care for it and follow PPE procedures.
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Avoiding the “silent killer”! (Carbon Monoxide)
Listen carefully here: Carbon Monoxide is a very real danger to you, your employees AND your customers.
How to achieve success as an owner-operator
“Small” decisions can determine your fate as a owner operator in the cleaning/restoration industry.
How to keep cleaning equipment in working condition
Use this Equipment Repair Sheet (ERS) to let the office know about broken tools AND get them fixed right away.
Get ‘pro-active’ with spring cleaning dangers!
Spring is a great time to get your equipment, truck(s) and/or you and your employees in order! But first avoid these spring cleaning dangers …
Watch out for “internally ruptured” hose faucets this spring!
Use this QuickTIP before your spring rush to avoid internal rupture faucet leaks that cause an “unpaid water damage loss” and very unhappy clients!
‘What could happen’… ?
For ever so many reasons you need to focus on safety in your cleaning or restoration business.
How to keep control of your Technicians tools
This Personal Tool and Equipment (PTE) List gives each on-location tech their very own tool box and makes them accountable.
How to keep your stuff running
Are you close to a Jon-Don or other reliable service location? Do you have back-up equipment? Then read no further! Likely your highest and best use isn’t wrenching on your stuff! So let the experts work on it! But if you are (like I was) many hours from the closest service center you need your […]
Implement a Production Day Sheet- Part Three
Stop sending broken equipment BACK into the field with this essential piece of paperwork.
Implement a “Production Day Sheet”- Part Two
Make sure your Techs have the “specialized” tools they need for each job with a “load list”. Avoid those multiple trips back to the shop!
A utility cart for more efficient truck re-stocking
You need your tools and chemicals in the field with the technicians. Not forgotten back at the shop! Check out Steve’s great tip using a utility cart.
Steve’s “TOP TEN” Good Manners List
Do you (and your employees) follow this “respectful” Good Manners Checklist?
How to protect your truck mount from freezing
Stop worrying this winter. Steve shares a great to tip to keep your van warm.
Winter safety procedures for your customers
Take the FEAR out of your customers winter cleaning when you follow these winter safety procedures.
