Janitorial News & Resources (Page 8)

Glimmer of Hope for Aviation?

Recent creative promotions from airlines after the reduction of strict government mandates reveal an appetite for future travel.

CDC Decision Tools

The CDC has released six one-page “decision tool” documents to tell organizations what they should consider before reopening.

Alleviate Fears

Many workers have health and safety concerns when returning to their facilities amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

Reopening Checklist

As the shelter-at-home mandates lift and employees return, you’ll need to get your facility ready. Here’s an abbreviated checklist to help you reopen.

Flagship introduces PUREClean^TM

Whether your facility has been fully or partially shuttered – or operational – PUREClean helps you plan and navigate for the phases of reopening.

May 06, 2020

Protecting Passengers During a Pandemic

Salt Lake City International Airport Transitions Airport Janitorial Services to Flagship Aviation Services amidst COVID-19.

May 01, 2020

Transitioning Janitorial Services Amidst COVID-19

Check out AviationPros podcast with Flagship’s Don Toole as they discuss how to protect airports during a pandemic and beyond.

May 01, 2020

What’s Growing in Your Facility?

Has your facility been empty due to shelter at home orders? Here are things that could be growing in your facility and how to get it ready for employees.

4 Phases to Reopen a Facility

The guideline for reopening state economies was announced on April 16, 2020. What steps should you take at your facility to ensure a safe return?

COVID-19 Cleaning

Before you open your facility doors, there are steps you need to take to keep your facility and occupants safe and healthy. Get the ball rolling now.

Bracing for COVID-19

As California gets its first unexplained COVID-19 case, and the virus spreads to 49 countries, businesses should brace for what’s to come.

Talk to Employees About the Coronavirus

When you don’t communicate, people tend to assume the worst. Let your employees know that you take their health and safety seriously.