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DryFast Educational Training Program is known in the industry as "The next best thing to a Custodial Apprenticeship Program."
DryFast Educational Training Program will:
- Enhance your Hotel's, facility image
- Improve morale and reduce turnover
- Motivate employees
- Recognize achievements and provide advancement opportunities
- Evaluate employee performance according to set standards
- Identify areas that require additional training
Our Educational Training Program is split into Basic and Advanced levels. The Basic Level includes 5 modules, and the Advanced Level contains 3 modules. Each module covers a different cleaning subject.
Basic Level:
The Chemistry of Cleaning
- Cleaning agents, soil removal processes and dilution ratios
- Killing germs and using disinfectant chemicals
Basic Cleaning of Above-Floor Surfaces
- Basic procedures for cleaning and polishing a variety of surfaces
Basic Cleaning of Hard Floor Surfaces
- Floor covering types
- Equipment, materials and supplies
- Basic cleaning procedures for hard floors
Basic Cleaning of Carpeted Floor Surfaces
- Incoming soil control
- Spot and stain removal
- Basic cleaning procedures for carpeted floors
Basic Cleaning of Restrooms
- Basic restroom and shower room cleaning
- Disinfection procedures
Advanced Level:
Advanced Cleaning of Hard Floor Surfaces
- Project cleaning for appearance, protection, sanitation and safety
- Special procedures and problem-solving charts for cleaning hard surfaces including resilient, wood, quarry, Mexican tile, stone and terrazzo
Advanced Cleaning of Carpeted Floor Surfaces
- Shampooing, extraction, pretreatments and drying
- Carpet care and fiber protection
- Carpet cleaning method pros and cons
Advanced Cleaning of Above-Floor Surfaces
- Wall cleaning materials, equipment and methods
- Detailed cleaning procedures for light fixtures
- Advanced ceiling cleaning methods
- Safety & equipment checklists
Employee Training:
Even with the best machines and the most effective prevention programs, in-house facility directors can not avoid the need for floor care cleaning and maintenance completely.
At some point, it has to be done.
Even then, there is yet another important way to enhance your staff's productivity when it comes to floor care - training.
Of the more than three million workers in the professional cleaning industry in the United States today, probably less than 10 percent of these people are professionally trained.
And, less than 1 percent has any accreditation or certification in cleaning tasks and procedures when it comes to floor care.
This means many cleaning workers do not have a fundamental foundation of technical knowledge when it comes to cleaning work and floor care.
Without this base of knowledge, productivity can suffer greatly when it comes to such a labor-intensive task as floor care. Workers often are simply satisfied just to get the job done and don't have the time to be concerned with how they got it done.
Even more important is the fact that they won't consider what might be best practices to accomplish quality floor care cleaning and maintenance.
Without proper training, poor techniques and work practices can lead to injuries to staff and building occupants, worker's compensation claims and property damage.
All of this can come back to haunt in-house facility directors in the form of high employee turnover, which in turn starts the entire vicious cycle over again.
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