In a post-covid world, fitness center operators are now facing 3 major problems hurting facility cleanliness.
01 — Nobody wants to do cleaning jobs.
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02 — Member cleanliness expectations are higher than ever before.
Health and safety are still the top concern for most prospective and current members. They now expect health, cleanliness, and safety to be a top priority for the spaces where they spend their time. With an additional focus on environmental impact, they vote with their feet.
03 — Supply & labor cost are rapidly rising, eating away at opex & margins.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Maecenas dui quam, varius at mi at, faucibus.Between supply chain challenges & inflation, wages & cleaning supply costs are increasing
04 — Example Feature
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How do you know whether disinfection is getting done?
Most operators don’t have a consistent or reliable way to know how well or when facility disinfection is getting done.
Most operators rely on checklists and self-report processes. There is no observable way to measure your disinfection.
However, most cleaning teams are short-staffed and skip steps or rush to get everything done during their shift… meaning time consuming tasks, like thorough manual disinfection, are some of the first to get skipped or partially completed.