1. Solutions to Save Floor Maintenance Costs
Within K-12 and Higher EDU School Facilities

2. Learning Objectives Floor Maintenance Costs Labor Savings
Controlling Escalating Supply Costs
Labor Savings
Trained Employees are more Efficient
Countering the Threat of Outsourcing
Taking Command and Control

3. National School Challenges
Tight Budgets
An Aging Work Force
Ongoing Maintenance Costs

4. Floor Maintenance Program
Establishing the Baseline Costs
Initial Maintenance
Most Important – Performed Once
Daily/Routine Maintenance
Costs the Least - Performed the Most
Periodic Maintenance
Moderate Cost – Performed Quarterly or Less
Restorative Maintenance Cost
Most Cost – Performed Annually

5. Floor Care Life Cycle Struggle to Maintain Budgets
Floor Care Life Cycle Expenses
Chemical Costs
Labor Expenses

6. Holistic Floor Maintenance
Interconnecting Components
Chemical Components
Equipment, Tools and Materials
Technician Skill Level

7. Qualified Technicians
The Technician is the Mortar
Understands Chemical Systems
Proficiently Operates Equipment
Combines Components for Optimum Results

8. Chemical Cost Savings

9. Next Steps Provide us with facility details.
Number of Schools in District
Average/Actual Square Footage of Each
Current budget
Capital Equipment
Chemical Supplies
Tools and Materials
Labor Costs

10. What’s the Difference A different perspective
The Importance of the Technician
When Best Practices are Best Practices
Floor Care Cost Optimization Options

11. Opportunities for Growth
Option Paths Forward
Engage Floor Care Consulting
Utilize Efficient and Effective Equipment
Embrace Professional Training on Site

12. Air Borne Pathogen Removal
Discussion
reducing air born pathogens removal system in the classroom and our Guardian-X platform

13. Questions and Discussion