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Importance of cleaning employees & staff knowing about blood-borne pathogens

16 Apr 2020 3:20 PM | Zackery Wilson

As cleaning professional we are the leading pioneers in setting the standard for implementing safe practices for preventing the spread of blood-borne pathogens.

Arming ourselves with knowledgeable information surrounding blood-borne pathogens is our 2nd greatest ally, next only to the implementation and practical use of the Universal Precautions.

As a business, Green-Co Cleaning Solutions understands the importance of maintaining up to date information to provide to our staff and customers to prevent the spread of blood-borne pathogens. Striving to be an example for those before and after us we will utilize all of the preventative measures learned here  to secure the safety and well-being of everyone we come in contact with.

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  • 17 Apr 2020 12:22 AM | Deleted user
    As business owner's and employees,or just flatout humans beings,its our job to protect ourselves,and the people around us.So knowing about bloodborne pathogens and sharps are very important,in the work place and in our own communties


    So employees ,might have the skills to to the job,but not the knowledge to keep themselves and the people around them protected.Prime example covid19,think about it ,if people really took gems and bacteria seriously,alot of this could have been prevented.

    So,as a business owner i feel its my duty to keep myself and my employees safe ,as well as the people we work for and that are around us.information is powerful,and i plan on keeping and training my employees on evrything ,i learn
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