Manufacturing Cleaning Services
Manufacturing, Warehouse and Distribution Cleaning
Manufacturing cleaning in Cincinnati, Ohio
Some of the Tri-State's largest industrial parks are located in the Cincinnati area. Kroger, Proctor, and Gamble and Macys are some of the largest employers in the area. The manufacturing industry was traditionally located near Norwood, Oakley, and in the historic area of Over-the-Rhine. Enterprise zones, the set of infrastructures supported industrial parks, and Community reinvestment Areas have breathed new life in the old industrial areas. The Greater Cincinnati Airport offers one major transport and shipping route for factory owners in the area. The foreign trade zones in Hamilton and Boone Counties also provide an incentive for manufacturing to flourish in the area. The Ohio River system also offers a major transport route for cargo, while three interstates link Cincinnati to the country via road networks. The major rail systems which serve the Greater Cincinnati include CSX Transportation, Norfolk Southern Corp, and Conrail. High tech manufacturing, aerospace, automation manufacturing is just a few of the major manufacturing concerns in the region. Government and private individuals are engaged in making the region productive and produce high-quality goods that are shipped around the nation and the world.
Disinfection and sanitation according to CDC guidelines
Factories form the economic backbone of societies and must continue to function despite all circumstances. To make sure factories are safe and healthy for workers to spend long periods of time in, it is important to periodically disinfect against any disease-causing pathogens. Commercial Janitorial offers disinfection and sanitation of premises according to CDC guidelines. Disease-causing pathogens which may linger on surfaces can be killed with CDC approved disinfecting solutions. Common disinfecting solutions in use are hydrochloric acid, hydrogen peroxide, pure medicinal alcohol, or chlorine. Commercial Janitorial staff are aware of CDC guidelines for disinfection and sanitation and use CDC and EPA approved disinfecting solutions in factories in Cincinnati.
Maintaining workplaces according to OSHA regulations
Workplaces must be maintained according to OSHA regulations. This is to enable the health and well being of workers and management as well as visitors to the factory. Professional cleaning staff employed by Commercial Janitorial are aware of OSHA regulations and seek to meet or exceed expectations for cleanliness in the workplace.
Media blasting as a method to clean machinery in factories
Media blasting is an abrasive cleaning technique that can be used to clean machinery in factory settings. Media blasting makes use of abrasive cleaning materials such as sand, soda, or dry ice. These abrasive materials are chosen according to the type of cleaning, which is to be done. The abrasive materials are blasted with great pressure onto the surface, which is to be cleaned. Sandblasting is also used to clean exteriors and stains as well as clumps of white material caused due to efflorescence.
Mold remediation
Mold remediation is a method used to kill mold and prevent further spread of mold spores during mold contamination. Mold may be killed with a mold killing agent called a biocide. The biocide is allowed to act for more than a day on the surface. Any remaining mold spores are encapsulated to prevent re-contamination. Professional cleaners may also use steam as well as a biocide to kill the mold.
Steam cleaning
Steam cleaning can remove tough stains as well as kill the vast majority of microorganisms that may linger on a surface. It is an effective deep cleaning method. Steam cleaning may be used to clean upholstery in office spaces as well as to clean carpets. Steam cleaning may also help to kill algae and lichens during mold contamination or to degrease surfaces.
De-greasing
Professional cleaners may use a Butyl containing de-greaser to clean excessive grease. This is because butyl cuts through most oils, grease and also cleans away loose rust.
Carpet cleaning in offices
Carpets may be cleaned along with upholstery by steam cleaning or traditional carpet shampooing and wet vacuuming methods. Air dryers and dehumidifiers may be needed to complete drying afterward. Carpets may also be cleaned with the help of water-conserving methods such as carbonated cleaning or encapsulation cleaning.
Floor care
Floors may be cleaned by daily vacuuming. Commercial Janitorial staff keep OSHA standards for floor maintenance in mind when cleaning or restoring floors in a factory setting. Stone tiles should be honed to remove any lippage and buffed to smooth and polish the surface. Stone floors may be sealed with a waterproof sealing material to prevent stains and scratches.
Arrange a dependable cleaning schedule in Cincinnati by contacting Commercial Janitorial to arrange trained and well-equipped cleaning teams for your factory, today.
Clean Rooms
Pharmaceutical and industrial clean rooms require specialized techniques for gowning, vacuuming, mopping, and cleaning. Our industrial cleaning crews are trained for Class 1 to Class 100,000 clean rooms. Because the clean room is a controlled environment where products are manufactured. It is important that concentration of airborne particles is controlled to specified limits. Eliminating sub-micron airborne contamination is really a process of control, and our cleaning techniques can mitigate these particles. The specific contaminants generated by people, process, facilities and equipment can be removed from surfaces so they don't need to be removed from the air. We can adjust cleaning techniques to the level to which these particles need to be removed and the standards required. The most frequently used standard is the Federal Standard 209E. The 209E is a document that establishes standard classes of air cleanliness for airborne particulate levels in clean rooms and clean zones. Strict rules and procedures are followed to prevent contamination of the product during cleaning.
Industrial air flow rates and direction, pressurization, temperature, humidity and specialized filtration can be tightly controlled during cleaning. And the sources of these particles need to controlled or eliminated whenever possible during the surface cleaning. Contact us if you have an electronics clean room, pharmaceutical clean room, bio-pharmaceutical clean room, medical device industry clean room or any other critical manufacturing clean room environments.
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Total Quality has perfected programs to address the cleaning needs of Class 10 clean rooms to the most filthy warehouse restrooms. The principles are always the same - start with safety and train the janitorial staff to clean using the proper techniques, chemicals and equipment. Our janitorial staff is tested and must pass the following areas before working in a clean room or industrial facility:
- Safety
- Relevant 6S principles
- Theory
- Gowning Cleaning
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ISO CERT
A janitorial staff can be a large contributor to your ISO certifications and six sigma continuous improvement plans. Our cleaning processes can contribute to your ISO 9000 family of standards for quality management system. ISO 9000 is maintained by ISO, the International Organization for Standardization and is administered by accreditation and certification bodies. The rules are updated, as the requirements motivate changes over time so our cleaning services may need to be modified over a period of time. Some of the requirements in ISO 9001:2008 (which is one of the standards in the ISO 9000 family) include a set of procedures that cover all key processes in the business including cleaning. You can monitoring cleaning processes to ensure they are effective, keeping adequate records of cleaning protocols. You can checking cleaning processes for defects and with appropriate and corrective action where necessary regularly reviewing individual cleaning processes and the quality of the cleaning system itself for effectiveness This helps facilitate continual improvement in our industrial cleaning process.
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Factory Areas
In addition to factory warehouse cleaning, assembly area cleaning and manufacturing space, we consider the totality of the industrial facility in our cleaning plan. Restroom cleaning programs need to address cleanliness and odor control. Industrial offices need to be cleaned to avoid contamination. Factory break rooms need to be cleaned. Exterior factory or warehouse areas need to be cleaned as well.
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