Indoor air quality has a direct impact on health and well-being. Dust and other particulates can contribute to respiratory and cardiovascular concerns, while emerging research highlights the role of dust as a carrier for microorganisms and other contaminants. Maintaining cleaner surfaces is an important step toward creating healthier indoor environments.
As a building service contractor (BSC), you face daily challenges in serving the needs of your clients while meeting your bottom line. From dealing with labor shortages and high-traffic facility areas to navigating the latest cleaning equipment and technology, it can be helpful to see where you stand amid your BSC colleagues.
The most successful cleaning and facilities businesses no longer see compliance as a regulatory obligation—they use governance, culture and management systems to build stronger businesses, improve performance and create a competitive advantage.
Strong supervisors are the link between strategy and successful day-to-day operations. They influence team culture, productivity, quality, customer satisfaction and ultimately business performance.
As research into cleaning, indoor environments and occupational health continues to evolve, cleaning and facility management professionals are being challenged to rethink traditional practices. This interactive workshop examines the latest peer-reviewed research and explores what it means for workforce health, product selection, indoor environmental quality, safety culture and operational performance.
The Courage to Lead the Future - Practical strategies to lead yourself and others forward. You’re invited to an inspiring and exclusive breakfast celebration hosted by the ISSA Hygieia Network, a community dedicated to advancing the careers of women through education, mentoring, networking, and support programs.
Healthcare and Aged Care are of the most specialised and highly regulated sectors in the cleaning and facilities industry. Success requires far more than technical cleaning knowledge—it demands an understanding of infection prevention, patient safety, healthcare procurement, workforce capability, compliance obligations and operational risk.
Effective October 1, all mold remediation contractors in Connecticut must be trained and certified in mold remediation by either the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC), or the National Organization of Remediators and Microbial Inspectors (NORMI), or another organization approved by the commissioner.
The ISSA Hygieia Networking and Leadership Conference unites industry professionals, rising talent, and seasoned executives for an engaging day focused on learning, collaboration, and forward-thinking insight.
The ISSA Altus Collective is an ISSA community for Building Service Contractor (BSC) leaders built by BSCs, for BSCs designed to bring peers together around real conversations, shared experience, and practical insight to help leaders work on the business (not just in it).
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