As a member of the janitorial profession, you know commercial cleaning has been held to higher standards since the 2020 pandemic began. Clients expect more healthful environments at work and at home, and attention to detail is a necessity. 

New expectations create the need for enhanced training levels for cleaning supervisors and cleaning entrepreneurs.

But where do you begin?

Hands-On Training

Do you enjoy cleaning and putting things in order? Do you like to serve others? Then the cleaning & janitorial industry is for you! With G-Pro's hands-on training video, you will learn how to gain professional cleaning skills and knowledge to take the next step in your career!

Hands-on training module includes:

• Basic Cleaning Techniques
• Cleaning/Janitorial Products and Tools
• How to Dress for the Job
• Customer Service & Communication Skills
• Hands-On Cleaning Simulation
  

Become a Cleaning Supervisor

G-Pro instruction provides knowledge beyond the tasks of cleaning. G-Pro leads the industry in leadership and personal development training, which motivates employees to achieve higher standards and better teamwork. Based on the best-selling book, How to Win Friends and Influence People, by Dale Carnegie, you will learn leadership skills to supervise all personalities.

Cleaning supervisor modules include:

• Managing and motivating a team of cleaning staff:  tips on effective communication, better time management skills, listening, and prioritizing tasks. 
• Ensuring staff are adequately trained for special tasks, such as dealing with hazardous materials, chemicals, etc. 
• Certifying equipment is safe to use and in proper working condition. 
• Overseeing performance management developments. 
• Make sure employees follow company standards by coaching and redirecting performance. 
  

Start Your Own Business

Your experience in the cleaning business is vital when establishing your own company. G-Pro's entrepreneurial instruction will give you the skill sets you need to succeed in your new and exciting career.

Topics include:

• Focus:  Learn how to serve residential and commercial clients
• Legal:  Understand how to build your business plan
• Insurance details: Understand terms like: bonding, liability, worker’s compensation, and  company vehicle insurance. 
• Accounting/bookkeeping:  Basic knowledge of taxes, banking, payroll requirement, budgeting and equipment depreciation. 
• Marketing/advertising:  Cost, frequency, return of investment; procurement of business, state and federal contracts. 
• Office site:  Controlling overhead, obtaining equipment. 
• Client relations:  Price structure for commercial vs. residential; method of providing estimates; developing bids. 
• Quality control:  Reviewing work completed, code requirements. 
• Human relations:  hiring and retaining employees, reference checks, continuing education.