Our Franchise Spotlight for this month has what it takes to continuously build their success. Eighteen years ago, Shawn Huguet answered an ad in his local newspaper about purchasing a Jani-King commercial cleaning franchise. At the time, all Shawn knew was that from a young age, he wanted to own his own business and have control over his own freedom.
Mark Rudison and his team have been working relentlessly at Louisiana State University to keep the stadiums clean and in top-notch condition. Mark is a model Franchise Owner who is great at communicating with his business owners and providing exceptional service. On top of his other accounts, Mark and his team keep LSU's campus shining bright.
Jani-King Gulf Coast is proud to announce that we were recently named as one of the New Orleans CityBusiness 2022 Best Places to Work.
This month we are recognizing Taurus and Sherika Owens of The TSO Company. In July of 2021, Taurus and Shericka decided to become business owners and open a Jani-King franchise of their own. Since then, they have fully embraced the Jani-King brand. From day one, they have trusted the process, put in the work, and now they are servicing 19 different accounts across Shreveport and the surrounding areas. Shericka and Taurus always welcome questions, concerns, and any feedback from clients, peers, and their regional office. Hard conversations aren’t actually hard because of their willingness and dedication to getting things done the right way. They proudly represent the Jani-King brand by making service their mission and clean their statement.
Best Practices for Risk Reduction - Monthly 5 Minute Safety Talk
What can you do to cut down your risk of accidents and injuries while working with chemicals?
Best Practices for Risk Reduction - Monthly 5 Minute Safety Talk
Floor machines come in many styles and power levels, from the standard electric stick model to battery and propane-powered ride-ons and walk-behinds. They use different pad types and abrasive factors to clean, wax, buff, and strip hard surface floors. Because floor maintenance involves using powered machinery and concentrated chemicals, it is important to keep safety and proper procedures in mind.
Get training and read the manufacturer’s instructions for your floor machine. Read the safety data sheets (SDS) for all floor maintenance chemicals and get training on their use and proper mix ratios. Because these chemicals are sold in concentrated forms, use caution when pouring and mixing; they pose a hazard to skin, eyes, the respiratory system, and possible property damage if they are not used correctly.