When cleaning workers are trained to follow the cleaning process, they learn to clean for health first, then appearance.
No one understands this more than a cleaning professional.
Janitors are not only cleaning professionals, they are health care professionals. Usually, janitorial workers receive very little formal training.
This can be detrimental not only to the cleanliness of a building, but to the health of its occupants.
This training provides a system to make the facility a clean, healthy environment.
We teach the fundamental skills of cleaning such as emptying wastebaskets, dusting and spot-cleaning - some of the most visible cleaning jobs in any facility. GMC TI reviews the daily maintenance procedures for resilient floors, illustrates the proper procedures for damp, spot, dust, and wet mopping. This class will be customized to accommodate the needs of the student and the referring agency. Please ask about special accommodations.
DESCRIPTION
The Carpet Cleaning Technician course teaches the fundamentals of carpet cleaning. Topics include fiber types and characteristics, fiber identification, carpet construction and styles, soil characteristics and the chemistry of cleaning. This course will also introduce the technician to the 5 methods commonly used in carpet cleaning. The differences between the carpet cleaning technician and carpet master technician courses are a focus on either general or residential versus commercial applications.
Employment & Training Director
Phone: 509.882.2523
Fax: 509.203.4397
