Spring is officially here, and that means storing your winter equipment is something that maintenance managers need to start thinking about as the weather warms

Facility managers are often tasked with creating, executing, and updating the building’s fire safety plan. This process is crucial because it outlines all aspects of

As staffing shortages continue and we adjust to new service expectations, mastering your cleaning schedules helps to improve efficiency and save you money. A solid

Winter is coming to an end at last, and warmer weather is right around the corner, so it’s time to take a look at your

In the world of smart technology, have we advanced to the point where VR has a role in building maintenance? Virtual reality has been around

The advances in technology have made all sorts of improvements in the building maintenance industry, from increased efficiency to providing more accurate data. But is

As building managers know, finding the right maintenance strategy for your building is the key to increased efficiency, cost savings, and improved performance. Whether your

What are this year’s top HVAC trends? It’s likely no surprise that 2023 will see a continued rise in the use of technology to help

For commercial cleaners, sustainability is the new green cleaning. Many facility managers remember when the professional cleaning industry first stopped using traditional cleaning solutions, products,

Is hiring a team and growing your business top of mind? Commercial cleaning, janitorial, and maintenance service companies often overlook the back-of-house operations that help

As we get closer to spring weather and the snow starts to melt, leaks can become a serious threat to a building, stopping work, causing

Looking after a building is no easy feat and there are always threats to your building and grounds, from equipment failure to weather to birds.

After surveying 3,000 Canadian women who use personal protective equipment (PPE) daily in their jobs, more than 80 per cent expressed that they have experienced

Indoor air quality (IAQ) can have a significant impact on the health and productivity of the occupants of your building. As a facility manager, indoor

According to The Canadian Drought Monitor, droughts are a “creeping phenomenon.” They are “difficult to define and measure, slow to develop, continuous, cumulative, and long-lasting.

Being a facility maintenance manager often involves managing costs, time, safety, and more, so, increasing efficiency can certainly make your job easier. Sometimes it feels

Furniture is an investment, so protect your investment by keeping it in great shape. Upholstered furniture, especially, needs careful handling to avoid wear and tear,