AICS brings together all members of the cleaning and sanitation community to develop an effective, streamlined strategy for enhancing facility cleanliness. As the following ISSUES page illustrates, there are many distinct group and issues that must be integrated to achieve optimal performance.

The first step toward improving sanitation is assessment. How are the various group and issues currently meshing? AICS examines systems and processes according to scientific cleaning principles as well as governmental and industry guidelines to determine if they conform to industry best practices.

For facility service providers, assessment means the evaluation of existing operating structures, products, processes and human resources. For manufacturers and distributors, it means the evaluation of guidelines to ensure compatibility, determine lowest cost of maintenance, reduce life-cycle costs and protect customer investment.

As the following ISSUES illustrate, there are many distinct groups and issues that must be integrated to achieve optimal performance.

FACILITY SERVICE PROVIDERS
Health and Sanitation
How do I know if my building is being maintained to achieve optimum cleanliness while meeting budget requirements?

Safety
Are my cleaning staff, students and other building occupants at risk due to poor cleaning practices, antiquated tools or ineffective techniques?

Education
Are my employees trained in proper procedures, processes and product applications? Can we reduce injury and enhance productivity?

MANUFACTURERS/SUPPLIERS
Product Suitability
Am I offering my customers the right products for their unique facility? Are we providing the right "fit"?
Ergonomic/Environmental

Performance
Are my customers aware of the ergonomic, environmental and other advantages of my products?

Brand Distinction
Am I providing customers with enough incentive to continue using my products?