We have a wide range of tools available to consult with you on your facility needs. Outside of our over 60 year history of servicing thousands of customer locations and our longstanding membership in the ISSA, we have on staff a BSCAI Certified Building Service Executive to assist you in your needs.
The CBSE designation is a designation awarded by the Building Service Contractors Association International (BSCAI) that indicates the individual has met educational requirements, passed a rigorous examination, and ascribes to a pledge to uphold the professionalism in all aspects of his/her business. Less than 1% of all facility service professionals have achieved this type of certification. The BSCAI is the IFMA of the building service industry and represents over 4000 member companies internationally.
- In House Custodial Training
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Allied is committed to providing additional value to our customers through our in house and manufacturer representatives. Examples of training that our customers receive at no charge:
- Carpet Care Seminars
- Hard Floor Care Seminars
- On-Site Training Seminars
- New Product Presentations
- MSDS Training
- Chemical Usage Training
- Video Training Tapes
*Specialized training modules can be created for your specific need at a nominal fee
- Quality Assessments
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Allied is fortunate to have an in house expert on the janitorial industry and he is available to provide initial quality assessments of your facility and team. This assessment will be a comprehensive analysis of your facility, covering current cleaning methods including equipment and chemicals. You will know how your facility ranks compared to similar facility types. This service is available to our existing clients whether they have in house or outsourced custodians.
*Ongoing assessments can be scheduled on a frequency that meets your needs for a negotiated rate.
- Right Sizing
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Your Allied Account Manager can work with you to suggest making changes to your facility that are designed to save time and resources in the future. Examples of right sizing may include:
- Trash can utilization coupled with liner sizing
- Proper equipment utilization
- Towel and tissue paper type and use
- Chemical use versus needs
