2020 has been a challenging year due to the coronavirus outbreak. Since March 2, 2020, there have been 14+ million reported cases in the United States, resulting in 276,000+ deaths. Studies have shown that one can contract COVID-19 via surface— coronavirus detected on objects in hotels, buses, and places of worship. Professor Nigel…
Are you already having anxiety about going back to work, and they haven’t made the reopening announcement? It’s nerve-racking, thinking about what the future holds during these unprecedented times and trying to protect yourself and loved ones. One thing that we can control is how cautious we are about personal hygiene and the cleanliness…
“Accident prevention is everyone’s responsibility.” You have probably heard the above statement more times than you can remember! Safety has to be the responsibility of every one of us in the workplace. No one person can constantly watch, guide, and instruct every operation every day. At ATALIAN, our organization’s Quality, Health, Safety, Environment, and Management…
Our 2019 CIMS (Cleaning Industry Management Standard) Certification just came in, and we want to share with you why we’re so excited! ATALIAN Global Services U.S. received the prestigious CIMS Certification – Green Building with Honors, which outlines and affirms the quality control and management commitment that we hold to such high standards. Our tried-and-true…
Is day cleaning on your radar, but you’re not sure if you’re ready to make the switch? Moving from night cleaning to day cleaning requires a major shift in building operations, so it’s not a decision that can be made easily or lightly. There are several pros and cons of day cleaning that affect facilities…
Sick building syndrome is a condition recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
CIMS-certified FSPs display the same dedication to work whether they are performing routine maintenance checks or handling a major operational problem.
Too often, maintenance is perceived and employed as a purely reactive task. Fixing things only after they fail is human nature – but at a personal and institutional level, this approach creates a lot of problems.
It’s time to stop thinking about sustainability in one-dimensional terms. It needs to become a theory of development and maintenance that encompasses multiple ideas.
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