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This Windows-based software program is easy to use, yet powerful enough to deliver results. Baselines tasks, time required to clean buildings by day, month and year. Reports: cost per square foot, employee productivity and staffing requirements. Prints area floor plans, estimates labor costs, prints all reports to screen or printer. Utilizes a calendar that compensates non-work days, estimates labor costs for building and generates customer fiscal periods.

Bill Griffin and Gary Clipperton will walk you through the process of identifying, reaching, convincing and preparing an accurate bid and proposal for cleaning services of all types and sizes of buildings. They will examine various specialty markets, what's involved in service to each market and how to determine what your costs will be and how much you should charge in order to cover all labor, supply, equipment, overhead and profit. This is a hands-on seminar, during which you will calculate and prepare actual bids on case study buildings and be able to ask and have answered all your bidding and estimating questions. Course includes Software, Manual and Certificate.

This comprehensive 16 hour course instructed by Wm R. Griffin will provide the latest technical information on the proper procedures, chemicals and equipment needed to identify, clean, maintain and restore all common types of Carpet. It outlines the proper procedures that should be followed when cleaning and spotting carpet. Participants learn about carpet fibers, styles, construction methods, and a variety of cleaning methods used commercially to clean carpets. Hands-on practice removing a variety of spots from carpet plays an important role in this skill development seminar. Limited seating. If you have specific questions about the content of this class call Bill Griffin on his cell phone at 206-849-0179.

* There is a $65.00 exam fee that must be paid to the IICRC if you take the certification exam on day two of the seminar.

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In this two-part Basic Skills Course in Hard Floor Care and Basic Skills Course in Carpet Cleaning and Spotting, students will "learn by doing" the latest technical information related to the proper procedures, chemicals and equipment needed to clean, maintain and restore all common types of Hard Surface Flooring found in commercial and residential facilities, as well as the latest technical information related to the proper procedures, chemicals and equipment needed to clean, maintain and restore all common types of carpeting found in commercial and residential facilities.. Students will learn about health, safety and environmental issues, as well as how to clean, polish, spray buff, burnish, scrub, strip and apply finish (where applicable) to resilient and ceramic tile, wood, and stone floors. Students will learn about carpet fibers, styles, construction methods and how these factors affect the effectiveness of various cleaning and spotting methods. Hands on practice using wet and low moisture cleaning methods, spotting techniques and chemicals play an integral part of this course. Hands on practice using common equipment and chemicals play an integral part of this course. Lunch and workbook are included in this course which is co-sponsored by Cleaning Management Institute (CMI). Exam: A proficiency exam is included in the registration fee and will be administered at the end of the course with a "Certificate of Completion" provided by the CMI, and IICRC.This qualifies you for (.5) Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC), Continuing Education Credit (CEC).