#Manufacturing

When it comes to commercial cleaning, one size truly does not fit all. The mantra “we don’t treat all buildings the same” is more than just a catchphrase; it’s a commitment to delivering high-quality, tailored cleaning services that respect the unique needs of each client and their space.

During business hours, a flurry of cleaning activities can prove disruptive, hindering productivity and focus. Imagine trying to conduct a meeting with vacuum cleaners roaring in the hallway!

Preparing for inclement weather is crucial to ensure the safety of your occupants and the smooth operation of your facilities. As many parts of the country know all too well, winter storms don’t just include snow, but rain as well. (Anyone experiencing the famous Pineapple Express Atmospheric River early in February can attest to that!) Learn more about staying safe.

Manufacturing is a complex industry. Between maintenance, employee morale, and following compliance regulations, the industry is a logistical challenge for sure. Download this helpful tip sheet to help you stay in compliance.

One of the most significant trends in building management today is automation. With the rise of Industry 4.0 (the digitization of the manufacturing sector), manufacturers and warehouses are increasingly adopting automated processes to streamline operations and reduce costs.

Supporting IP’s productivity at several locations nationwide is a crucial collaborator: OpenWorks. This strategic partnership has helped IP consistently and confidently maintain its facilities and illustrates how cleaned, disinfected, and safe facilities support IP’s brand promise.

Download and use this customized checklist to identify where your facilities have risks to keep your supply chain and finances safe.

Many view facility management it as a cost center rather than a profit protection center. How can you shift your view to protect yourself?

With the food and beverage industry "cautiously optimistic" about the future, recalls from the FDA will continue. How can the industry protect itself?