service program development > measurement
We teach our supervisory personnel to inspect what they expect. In this regard, we are continuously prioritizing those items that are critical to the customer satisfaction and “Cleaning for Health”.

The Systeam Cleaning ™system is designed for effective and efficient workflow. The assigned space per specialist is divided into quadrants determining routine, detail and project cleaning. Routine cleaning takes place daily, detail cleaning is usually weekly and projects may run monthly. The key to the inspection process is to monitor all detail quadrant cleaning after it is performed. In this manner, we are performing two key tasks; 1. inspecting the detail area for quality and 2. building a bond of trust with our employees that they will maintain the routine areas under their control. This process has proven to be very successful. We have found that what gets measured gets done correctly. The system of inspection will result in a consistent level of quality, yet allow for flexible response to emergencies or extraordinary customer needs.

Computer Aided Quality Management

(If you can’t track them, you can’t manage them!)

The inspection process is one that most organizations do not do well. We have greatly improved our capability to audit program effectiveness by utilizing computerized systems designed specifically for monitoring cleaning quality.

We operate remote hand held data capture devices using barcodes and transponders. This technology allows our system to track quality, assets, compliance, stock and performance. The accountability factor is very high since the swiped barcode reading is time and date sensitive.

Barcodes are located strategically in areas of the designated facility for proper quality review. Although this is a time consuming task it is done initially to prepare the site for data collection. This creates accountability unavailable with any other system.

The software in the hand held instructs the operator what to look for, gives quality level options and allows for text input. The collected data is then uploaded to the main network via wireless, modem or direct connect.

The data is sent to various locations depending upon the required action. Reports are generated to track quality rating, productivity, stock usage or any type of analysis based on the collected data. The non-conformances automatically are sent to a help desk program to determine follow up and resolution.

Detailed and real-time information is critical to efficient operations.

The accountability factor for quality monitoring is very high. All the guesswork is taken out of the process due to the way the system is structured. An inspector must make an entry after a barcode is swiped. A report is generated for areas not inspected for frequency checks.

Our system goes way beyond the scope of other cleaning based computer software. It monitors performance, tracks response to non-conformance, analyses productivity, schedules periodicals, processes work orders, maintains employee training records and improves service delivery.

After we have completed six months of service and our cleaning system is finely tuned to the facility, we will begin the implementation of this process.

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