Category: Quality Assurance
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Upskilling takes floor care to next level
He’s a shining example of someone who just won’t accept second best. When it comes to floor care there’s precious little Randeep Singh doesn’t know about cleaning and polishing. And…
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Schools liable if caretakers not safety trained
A health and safety expert says schools are risking heavy fines if their caretaker falls off a ladder and has not got adequate safe systems of work in place for…
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Franchise awards finalists praised for hard work
CrestClean managers have been praised by the company for being recognised in the Westpac New Zealand Franchise Awards. Dunedin Regional Managers Tony and Nicky Kramers were finalists in the Regional…
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Crest couple win NZ Franchise Award
CrestClean business owners Dan Pariachi and Madhu Mala have scooped a major award at an annual event that recognises excellence in New Zealand’s franchise sector. The Dunedin couple are national…
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Businesses latch on to green credentials
CrestClean’s green credentials are bringing peace of mind to New Zealand businesses striving to reduce their environmental footprint. The company’s Environmental Choice accreditation for its services and core cleaning products,…
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High praise from Royal New Zealand Ballet
As professions go, dancing and cleaning are about as different as you can get. But these professionals from very contrasting walks of life have one big thing in common –…
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School’s delight as Crest caretaker works smarter
When CrestClean caretaker Manjinder Sandhu needs to know what his next task should be it’s his smartphone that he turns to. For an innovative app not only displays a live…
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Food firm praises ‘amazing’ cleaning
His hard work and dedication to the job have been praised by managers at one of the biggest snack food manufacturers in New Zealand. When Anand Achari took on the…
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School’s delight at marking Daniel’s five-year milestone
When a principal was asked if she would present a Certificate of Long Service to her school cleaner she didn’t have to think twice. Carol Abley says nothing is too…