Some managers mistakenly postpone training to focus on field operations, but now is the time to upgrade knowledge.

More than one-third of respondents would consider changing their jobs if their workplace was not cleaned properly.

The confined space inside an elevator cabin creates a large risk of transmission despite standard ventilation.

The new course highlights how pathogens spread and cause illness and how proper hygienic cleaning and disinfection help infection prevention.

People want to have confidence that thorough daily cleaning is occurring.

It’s more important than ever to keep students, staff, and the community healthy.

Three steps that school administrators can take immediately at little or no added cost to help improve and protect the IAQ in their facilities.

Little evidence exists that building products containing antimicrobials actually prevent disease transmission and lead to healthier populations.

Smoke can impede a person’s ability to breathe, but it may also contain toxic particles or vapours that affix themselves to the lungs and wreak havoc from within. It’s for these reasons that property managers must make the health and efficiency of their smoke management systems an ongoing priority.

The worst time to discover your fire safety system lacks adequate water supply is when an emergency strikes. And yet, it’s not uncommon for negative impacts to a building’s water sources to go unnoticed by property management teams until that system is needed most.

Right now, the world is awash with buzzwords, trends, and experts who claim they know exactly what the future workplace will look like.

Tackling the top three challenges facing environmental staff.

Managers and cleaning professionals can follow cornerstone steps to develop effective an effective infection prevention program.

SC Johnson Professional highlights five steps facility managers can take right now ahead of winter.

The partnership will educate ISSA members and GBAC STAR facilities and service providers on air quality.

Researchers suggest that widely implementing building air sampling could allow earlier detection of the virus in shared spaces.

COVID-19 has changed our definition of "clean" and that will likely lead to a change in our yearly rhythm. From now on, "flu season" as we know it may cease to exist.