Measuring for Cleanliness and Health Online Workshop

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Date

Mar 22 2024
Expired!

Time

(Australia EDT)
10:00 am - 11:30 am

Location

Online

EVENT PRICING

ISSA Members: FREE
Non-Members: AUD$55 

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Cleaning professionals are essential guardians of health and safety in our buildings. By understanding and implementing precise cleanliness measurements, your business can thrive. This workshop delivers vital education and training for frontline cleaning staff, building managers, and operations teams on measuring surface cleanliness and indoor air quality. We’ll bridge the knowledge gap in documenting cleaning outcomes and explore methods to quantify cleaning performance.

Discover the hidden value in your cleaning operations and unlock new growth opportunities with precise cleanliness measurement techniques. This session will redefine “clean,” guiding you to improve consistency, flexibility, objectivity, and accuracy in your cleaning processes and identify chances to elevate your business’s quality, growth, and efficiency.

Workshop Focus:

An engaging online, 90-minute workshop covering:

  1. The essence of measuring cleanliness and engaging customers.
  2. Cutting-edge methodologies, tools, and techniques for assessing surfaces and indoor air quality.
  3. Balancing cost-effectiveness with superior cleaning standards.
  4. Key germ reservoirs in the built environment crucial for our industry and your enterprise.
Workshop Learning Objectives:
  • Understand how measuring cleanliness levels correlate with reduced illness, absenteeism, and increased productivity and satisfaction.
  • Identify unique health and safety risks within any building to protect occupants.
  • Set achievable expectations for your team and clients and prevent worker burnout.
  • Learn about the five key reservoirs in the built environment for effective infection control and health-centric cleaning.

Harness these insights to not only enhance your operation’s efficiency but also boost your team’s morale and client satisfaction.

Free Workshop Resource:

Each attendee will receive the latest ISSA Process Verification and Auditing Tools for the Cleaning Industry 2023-2024.

Cost:

FREE for ISSA Members, AUD$55 for Non-Members

Please contact [email protected] to receive the discount code.

Event Date & Time: 

Australia:
Friday, March 22, 2024
10am – 11:30am Australia EDT

United States: 
Thursday, March 21, 2024
7pm – 8:30pm USA EST

 

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Interested in registering a large group?
For inquries about group ordering, please contact the event organizer.

Organizer

ISSA Oceania & Asia-Pacific
Email
[email protected]

Speaker

  • Dr. Gavin Macgregor-Skinner
    Dr. Gavin Macgregor-Skinner
    ISSA

    Dr. Gavin Macgregor-Skinner is a senior director at ISSA and the manages the Making Safer Choices program. As a university professor and an infection prevention expert and epidemiologist, he works to develop protocols and education for the global cleaning industry, helping facilities, businesses, organizations, and cleaning professionals to create safe environments. He has successfully developed collaborative partnerships with members, universities, companies, and government to take evidence-based practices to scale.

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