By Dan Rodriguez, Director of Sales and Marketing, Carts and Material Handling, Tank Holding In Part One of “Selecting the Right Laundry Cart,” we looked at different types of laundry carts available on the market today. In Part Two, we reviewed various cart characteristics. In Part Three, we’ll discuss specifics on how to buy laundry carts that even experienced …
By Dan Rodriguez, Director of Sales and Marketing, Carts and Material Handling, Tank Holding In Part one of Selecting the Right Laundry Cart, we reviewed why you need different carts for different facilities, we compared bulk and shelf carts, reviewed material considerations and calculated pounds-per-trip. Today we’ll take a look at payload capacity, cart bases, …
By Al Adcock, Vice President Sales & Marketing, B&C Technologies As our planet surpasses 8 billion human inhabitants, the environmental impacts of our modern life cannot be denied. Luckily, we can all act to minimize our environmental impact to ensure that the life sustaining properties of the earth remain intact for generations to come. Luckily, when it …
By Cliff Quick, Director of Inside Sales and Project Management, G.A. Braun Inc. Whether your laundry project involves a new building design, renovation, expansion or simply purchasing a new piece of equipment, the plant layout will need to be reviewed to keep the facility working at its optimum speed for the foreseeable future. The design …
By Craig Lloyd
The management interview process creates a certain amount of anxiety for participants on both sides of the desk, especially if neither has done a lot of interviewing. In absence of a highly structured process…
By Al Adcock, Vice President Sales & Marketing, B&C Technologies Deciding when it is time to replace a commercial washing machine can be a difficult decision, especially if the machine is still functioning adequately. However, there are several factors to consider that can help determine if it is time for a replacement. Age of the Machine First, …
By Al Adcock, Vice President Sales & Marketing, B&C Technologies It’s that time of year again – time to get your laundry ready for the busy travel months that seem far away, but in reality are just around the corner. In the past, we’ve discussed doing an end-of-season inspection report, so hopefully you’ve got a good starting …
By Jeremy Eskenazi, SHRM-SCP —- Not every recruiter can be an engineer, or hair stylist, or accountant. They know how to hire these roles, but not how to become them. On the flip side, it’s not as hard for every employee to act as a recruiter. In fact, recruiting power in each employee is often unrealized …
By Ken Tyler, Sr. Laundry Industry Consultant Things change every day but some things should always remain the same. Today, with so much that has changed in our work environment, financial climate and interpersonal communications, I think it’s time to get back to basics. Just something to think about. 1) Laundry cost bench marks are …
By Tracey Adcock, B&C Technologies In the past, dirty turnout gear was a sign of an experienced firefighter. Today we know that dirty gear is full of toxins and can be dangerous. Having soot and other surface dirt on the outside of the gear puts the firefighter at risk because dirty PPE is more likely …
