Steve’s “TOP TEN” Good Manners List
Do you (and your employees) follow this “respectful” Good Manners Checklist?
cleaning equipment
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.
“Prevention” is a great winter time tool!
Head off winter health issues before they happen. Check out these economical and easy solutions.
Git yerself efficient!
What is your goal in business? “Be more efficient” should be near top of the list.
“Only the paranoid survive!” Learn to anticipate problems
Do you know how to anticipate problems? Knowing what needs to be changed is the first step to avoid potential dangers in your business success.
The why (and how) of constantly “tuning up” your business…
Don’t run from business problems. Tune your business “hot rod” to create a valuable money making machine!
Do more cleaning while you are already on-site!
One of Steve’s favorite ways to add value and make more money on each job.
Words are so very powerful!
The phrases you (and your employees) use with the client can define you as a true professional.
Our TOP TEN “QuickFix” Business Solutions
Your biggest “challenge”? Getting hit with the same OLD PROBLEMS over and over again and NOT DOING ANYTHING TO SOLVE THEM!
Stop sending broken items back out into the field
Change your Business Infrastructure to avoid ugly, profit destroying negative Moments of Truth!
How to resolve 90% of your TM issues… immediately!
Today’s truck mounts are VERY reliable. But TM’s are machines and machines still break down, don’t start and/or CONSPIRE to destroy your business!
Winter safety reminders BEFORE the snow hits!
Even if you fill your cleaning schedule this winter you still must work safely and efficiently.
I loved my “duckbills”!
Tools in our industry can range from the massive to the sophisticated. So why my love affair with “duckbills”?
Stop sending broken/unsafe equipment back out on the job!
Equipment breaks down. Its part of production and nature of our industry. It’s OK. But continously sending damaged equipment back into the field is NOT ok. Here’s how to break the cycle…