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Kitchen stewarding and cleanliness
August 1st, 2010 - 1 year, 292 days ago 
What is the role of a kitchen steward in cleanliness? Service to any guest begins with providing a clean and comfortable surrounding. Whether it is the housekeeping or kitchen stewarding, the primary goal is to get a clean chit. Kitchen stewarding is a perfect sandwich between production and other services. In order to achieve cleanliness
Issue Month : August Issue Year : 2010 Issue Volume : VOL.: 6 Issue Number : ISSUE: 8
Worker safety and industrial wipers
Wipers are an indispensable tool for performing a particular task in any facility. It’s important to select the right wiper system for a given task, taking into account its influence safety.
Issue Month : July Issue Year : 2010 Issue Volume : VOL.: 6 Issue Number : ISSUE: 7
When Silo needs Cleaning
Silo, taken from the Latin word sirus which, in turn, comes from the Greek word siros, originally meant a pit or underground place for keeping grain. Today, rising as much as 60ft and higher, silos are used to store bulk quantities of manufacturing materials. In the food and baking industry, the most common items stored
Issue Month : July Issue Year : 2010 Issue Volume : VOL.: 6 Issue Number : ISSUE: 7
Quality of Water in Cleaning
In a broader perspective, water is a very good solvent and is a major component of cleaning technology. However, there are a number of incidences where some of the parameters of water hinder the cleaning process. Let us see how water helps in cleaning – the critical .
Issue Month : July Issue Year : 2010 Issue Volume : VOL.: 6 Issue Number : ISSUE: 7
Dealing With Heights
Facade Access Systems While the construction industry in India has graduated from 20 to 60 floors, the façade cleaning sector, to a large extent is still comfortable with the rope access system for cleaning and building maintenance. Most often, be it hotels or commercial complexes, the façade cleaning and maintenance is outsourced to facility management
Issue Month : July Issue Year : 2010 Issue Volume : VOL.: 6 Issue Number : ISSUE: 7
Cleaning & Restoring of historic buildings and monument
Anyone faced with the task of performing restorative cleaning on a historic building has a whole series of fundamental and far-reaching decisions to make. The unique testimonies of the past must not be irretrievably damaged or even destroyed by inappropriate methods, as facade cleaning is one of the most demanding cleaning tasks. There is hardly any other cleaning task...
Issue Month : July Issue Year : 2010 Issue Volume : VOL.: 6 Issue Number : ISSUE: 7
Need For Long Term Goals
Starting with making and marketing of simple household projects way back in the 70s, Chennai based Surfactants & Allied Chemicals Pvt Ltd has grown into a leading manufacturer of cleaning chemicals with over 65 products and a pan India dealer network. Founder Directors, P Prabhakarand, P Dasarathan spoke to CIJ The beginning… We started
Issue Month : July Issue Year : 2010 Issue Volume : VOL.: 6 Issue Number : ISSUE: 7
Rubbermaid: Expanding Hygiene Market
Rubbermaid Commercial Products (RCP) and Technical Concepts (TC) introduced new products to help waste and cleaning professionals at the 2010 ISSA/Interclean Show, Amsterdam. The companies jointly offer a broader product portfolio for cleaning systems, surface care, skincare, air care and recycling solutions. Samir Jhaveri, Vice President, Global Strategic Business Development, Technical Concepts-Rubbermaid Commercial Products, spoke
Issue Month : July Issue Year : 2010 Issue Volume : VOL.: 6 Issue Number : ISSUE: 7
Water purification through UV technology
WaterHealth India Pvt Ltd (WHIN), a 100% subsidiary of WaterHealth Inc, has established financially sustainable water purification plants with minimal investment in more than 250 remote locations across India. It also provides employment opportunities to the communities surrounding them.
Issue Month : June Issue Year : 2010 Issue Volume : VOL.: 6 Issue Number : ISSUE.: 6
Sustainable cleaning of schools
Case studies of schools quoted by Sumeet Bansal, Associate Manager-Marketing, Godrej & Boyce, show that even though the schools were initially skeptical in adopting a new mechanised cleaning technology, they eventually gave it a try solely because of sustainability factors. Mechanised cleaning is not new to schools abroad; still, any new technology that hits the
Issue Month : June Issue Year : 2010 Issue Volume : VOL.: 6 Issue Number : ISSUE.: 6
