Every client has different needs and our goal is to meet those needs. Whether your facility requires cleaning services 7 days a week or one time a month, Blue Shore Inc. welcomes the opportunity to work with you.
Blue Shore Inc. is capable of providing experienced, trained staff for:
- Commercial cleaning for Class A buildings, Class B and triple net facilities.
- Surgical and Operating Room Cleaning
- PACU Cleaning
- MRI Room Cleaning
- Pediatrics Cleaning
- eGMP Area Cleaning
- Fill/finish
- Bio-hazard waste containment for transport
- Green Cleaning
- Mechanical room cleaning
- Carpet cleaning/extraction
- Upholstery cleaning
- Vinyl tile cleaning and refinishing
- Lighting maintenance
- Terrazzo maintenance
- Resilient floor maintenance
- Recycling
- Interior window cleaning
- Final construction area cleanup
- Parking lot daily maintenance
- Day Porter
- Ceramic tile and grout restoration
- Coverage for clients with in-house cleaning when staff goes on vacation or sick leave
- NEW SERVICE provide and service matting systems
- Logo mats
- NEW SERVICE provide training to client’s in-house staff
- Emergency service after incidents such as flooding or vandalism
Blue Shore Inc.
Cleaning Today for a Healthier Tomorrow
Phone: 301-890-9797
Fax: 301-890-9799
Toll Free: 877-767-9797
Blue Shore Inc. has been asked in the past to provide training for a client’s in-house cleaning staff. We now offer this consulting service to any clients who currently have an in-house staff and would like to have that staff incorporate any of the cleaning procedures we utilize.
Best Practices – In addition to recommending best practices in all areas, Blue Shore Inc. incorporates best practices for the most effective ways to prevent cross contamination.
Frequent Hand-Washing
Hand washing is the most effective way to prevent cross-contamination. Hands must be washed thoroughly in the following situations:
- After contact with body fluids, soiled linen, eat or contaminated equipment
- After removing gloves
- Before and after performing clean or sterile procedures
- Before and after eating, drinking, smoking, applying cosmetics or preparing food
Frequent Glove-Changing
Wearing disposable gloves is another effective way to prevent the spread of germs. I they are not changed after completing a set of tasks, after leaving a cleaning area, or after handling infectious material, gloves become simply another vehicle for cross-contamination. Specifically, gloves should be changed after:
- Cleaning toilets
- Cleaning restrooms
- Handling waste, including soiled linen
- Handling food or food containers
- eaving a cleaning area
- mixing chemicals
- being torn or damaged
- touching blood borne pathogens
Proper Cleaning of Equipment and Areas
Frequent Change of Water
Frequent Change of Mop Heads and Cleaning Cloths