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Accurate time standards using nationally accepted norms. Choose from 36 room types and 450 cleaning tasks compiled from APPA’s five levels
of cleaning. (Used with permission from APPA, The Association
of Higher Educational Facilities Officers and Jack Dudley author, Custodial Staffing Guidelines. Permission does not imply endorsement).
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Time standards compiled for 15,000 rooms by 400
participants over a three-year period.
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Review labor costs for various cleaning standards and budgets
comparing production times from Level 1 – Orderly spotlessness through Level 5 – unkempt neglect.
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Project “what
if” scenarios.
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Utilize ISSA’s 447 cleaning times (used with permission). Select various sizes of
equipment and compare labor savings. Enter individual cleaning tasks to personalize
the needs of each building.
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CMS comes in 3 sizes (small, medium or large)
depending upon the size of your facility.
- Analyzer Lite for small facilities
- Standard for medium facilites
- Unlimited for large facilities
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Cleaning
Management Software Upgradeable at any time to Standard or Unlimited Capacity 50 areas of any size - allows you to accommodate any size facility 3600 Cleaning Tasks plus another 447 ISSA tasks
Analyzer Lite does everything CMS Unlimited does, assuming you have no more than 50 unique types of areas
to clean. By that, we mean that the cleaning schedules, what tasks are done and at what frequencies, such as Cubical Office
with Carpet and Private Office with Carpet don’t exceed 50 different “types”. Educational Institutions,
for example, may want to use The Association of Higher Educational Facilities Officers (APPA) types, which are published
in their Custodial Staffing Guidelines For Educational Facilities (second edition). The first edition of that book
contained only 10 defined types, and the authors concluded that these types would cover 80-90% of all cleaning done in educational
facilities. The second edition expanded the list to include 33 types. With Analyzer Lite,
you must compile your space inventory of buildings, floors and rooms separately in any way you find convenient. Then, total
your areas by type and create one area, or “room” in Analyzer Lite for each one. You
can then use the General 5 Levels of Clean reports to see the number of people your institution requires, per
the standards, to reach each of the five levels of cleanliness. The next thing you can do is to set the frequencies
for each task to reflect your actual operations. Analyzer Lite then will provide you with a wealth
of information. From a labor perspective, there are three absolutely crucial pieces of information you can glean from the
reports and analysis built into Analyzer Lite: 1. You can determine how many people are needed per the “standards” to clean your facility at your actual
task frequencies. This gives you some idea of your production efficiencies compared to nationally recognized “norms”.
2. You can see how clean your facility should be within the five
levels, assuming your staffing level matches the predictions. 3. Or,
you can see how clean your facility should be within the five levels given your cleaning frequencies regardless of
your actual staffing level, given that your tasks are done at the frequencies you indicate. The last two points show that there are different ways of looking at any work-loading estimates. The first
way is assume the task times are accurate and adjust your productivity settings (the percentage of the workday actually devoted
to cleaning) until the predicted number of people match your actual number of people. There are many ramifications to this,
as you may imagine. The second way to look at this, is to assume that your people are productive,
but due to your unique conditions the task times aren’t valid. Perhaps, for example, your buildings are very heavily
used, or cluttered. In that case, Analyzer Lite allows you to adjust productivity to account for
these factors and you still get a relative measure of the effects of changing task frequencies, using different equipment,
or changing any of the other assumptions. Productivity adjustments are available by using the exclusive National Pro Clean difficulty
adjustments. These are accessed on the Add/Edit Building window. There is much more
you can do with Analyzer Lite once you’ve done this basic setup. 1. Customize For Your Operations—Analyzer Lite ships with all 3600 tasks INFORMED has
researched and classified to date. These tasks are conveniently organized into groups by facility type, and then categorized
by space type. We also include the 447 Cleaning Tasks published by ISSA (and used by permission). You are free to “perfect”
any of these types by deleting or changing tasks you don’t do, adding any of the ISSA tasks, or adding any custom task
you care to define. 2. Output The Analysis—Labor estimate reports
and graphs are available with many sorting options, so you can see where your biggest budgetary concerns lie. You can see
how your labor costs are distributed by area type or floor type, for example. Gauge the cost of an individual task, and the
total time devoted to it, or get the big picture in summary reports. All reports can be output to Microsoft Word or Microsoft
Excel 3. Optimize Your Operations—Use the powerful EZ and Advanced
Setup Windows to create entirely new space types based on any combination of manual and machine labor. Instantly view
the effects of frequency and task time changes on your operations. 4. Analyze
Your Operations—You may use Scenario Manager to create dozens of different alternative cleaning schedules,
or even whole different types, since everything created in Scenario Manager is also open for your adjustment and
changes. What’s more, every scenario is automatically set up with your original space inventory, but with two sets of
frequency controls so you can do direct, side-by-side comparisons. 5. Analyze
Proposals—All the Quick Calculators are available to you. This means you can quickly calculate chemical usage,
comparing one program against another-easily adjusting for dilution ratios, differing purchase quantities and all the other
details that usually make decisions difficult. With the powerful Equipment Quick Calculators, you can instantly compare
labor savings and prepare ROI justification for purchase. We think you’ll soon discover that the Quick Calculators
alone are worth a small fortune. 6. Monitor Maintenance—Use
the Equipment Library to maintain a database of inventory and repair history, and even set PM reminders. Track and
uncover faulty equipment and determine the root cause, whether it be quality defects, misuse, or maintenance deficiencies. 7. Monitor Chemical Usage—Use the Supply Library to maintain a database of chemicals
and other items you purchase and even prepare P.O.’s . Associate chemicals with tasks and determine usage rates. This
allows you to see if there are underlying problems such as incorrect dilutions, pilferage or simply failure to carry out the
tasks. So what can’t you do with Analyzer Lite that
you can with CMS Standard and CMS Unlimited? The two biggest things you
can’t do revolve around the lack of a detailed space inventory in the software, work assignments and inspections.
Work assignment creation
involves assigning individual areas (or rooms) in order to fairly balance work loads among your employees. This requires the
fine division of the labor that only a complete space inventory affords. Inspections too, are done by individual spaces, requiring
CMS unlimited. You will need to upgrade
to Standard or Unlimited to be able to: break out work by site, building, or floor, keep detailed room contents records or
photos of rooms and indicate locations of people, equipment or supplies.
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Standard complete with free technical
support Cleaning Management
Software There are many advantages to purchasing Standard or Unlimited if you have a larger facility.
Foremost is that without a detailed space inventory, you’re only guessing on how much space of each type you
actually clean. Yes, we know it’s a huge job to count and measure all your rooms, but we can help you with that—either
by migrating your existing data from virtually any source or by collecting the data for you. With a detailed space inventory
in the database, you can fully utilize the following features: 1. Organize your buildings by sites (Unlimited only):
Corresponding views and reports let you view labor estimates, audit history, work assignments and just about everything else
by site, as well as by buildings, floors and rooms. 2. Organize your sites by Customer/Institution
(Unlimited only): Facility managers will probably just have one,
their own, but contractors may have many. Again, a whole slew of views and reports present data grouped by Customer/Institution
and then Site and Building. Note that every report in the database can be exported to MS Word or Excel with a single
mouse click. 3. Get a Grip On Your Facility: Our space inventory management functions allow you to assign rooms to departments, and give them a floor type and
HEGIS code as well as store a photo of the room. Our Inspect Contents button for each room lets you instantly view
the contents of a room, including any assets you’ve placed there, its auditing history, details of cleaning times, who
is cleaning it and at what task frequencies, and detailed reports. On a larger scale, you get reporting breakdowns (detailed
and summary) of your space inventory by site, by department, by space type, by floor type, by route and various combinations
of these characteristics. Also new, you can select which buildings to include in the reports. 4. Determine daily staffing levels and total yearly manpower requirements for your facility given your unique set of cleaning tasks and frequencies.
The program has adjustment factors you can change for daily productive minutes, or DPM for short—the number of minutes
in a day you assume your staff is actually productively working. You can also change your assumptions concerning average annual
days worked, and labor costs. Then, instantly see the impact on the time and staffing needs. Productivity in each building
can also be tailored individually by factors such as occupant density, clutter, age and many other parameters. 5. Explore Your Options: Get instant feedback
on proposed changes to cleaning tasks and frequencies. Our space category and task setup windows are by far the best in the
business. You dynamically view information about a space type along with a list of tasks. Change a frequency and the change
in cleanable square feet per hour is instantly updated. Check the actual average room size for each space type, then adjust
the program parameters to reflect reality. Set the correct number of items for item based tasks and hone the precision of
your analysis in seconds. 6. Determine cleaning chemical usage and cost and the impact of changing dilution ratios, task frequencies
and processes. Our chemical usage functions are the best in the business. The Quick Comparisons
window could be sold as a program on its own, with instant calculations of product usage based
on square feet or items cleaned and tailored by dilution ratios or mixtures. 7. Create
Balanced Work Assignments: Utilize the Work Assignments module to quickly
construct cleaning routes that are fairly balanced and executable within your daily productive minutes constraint. You can
create routine cleaning routes for any of the three shifts calculated in the program. Project work assignments, such as Strip
Floor, can also be made with an instant read-out of the time required as you add rooms and tasks to the assignments.
Since all times are based on nationally accepted standards and each assignment is based on the same standards, it’s
a great way to settle arguments—and a great way to deal with Unions! 8. Locate equipment and assets within your facility and keep maintenance records on each piece. This allows you to identify
problem equipment and ensure preventative maintenance is performed on schedule. Assets types are built-in and conveniently
grouped. For example, when adding assets you can select the Restroom Fixtures group and then pick a type such as toilet from
the list. Of course, you can fully customize the groups and types. 9. Audit and Store Auditing History (Optional
Purchase with CMS Standard, Included with Unlimited at no additional charge):
Our Pocket PC auditing module allows you to save a lot of time keeping track of your work quality. We generate the most sophisticated
auditing instruments in the business because they are weighted for the amount of time spent on each task type group.
Thus, if 90% of time is spent on floors, then the instrument will show that. The time weighting takes into account both the
frequency of the tasks and the time to complete them. CMS 2004 is a sophisticated
and powerful program—it has features layered on features and all the precision you could ask for. Yet, the interface
is simple and you can deal with it in a simple way and ignore the things you don’t want or need. For those of you who
want to learn more, and take more time setting it up, we offer the following functions and capabilities: 1. Three-shift Capability plus Project Work:
If you only run one or two shifts, the extra shift or two can be used to
run alternatives. With a single mouse click, a shift can be set instantly to be identical to another shift; and then modified
to see the effects of changing equipment, frequencies or processes. 2. Storage of Your Actual Frequencies: After you set your frequencies, you can store them with a mouse click. Then, you may change frequencies
to view the effects, but at any time restore your original settings. We call this your “custom” level, and this
is in addition to the five built-in cleanliness level frequency settings. Furthermore, you can store these settings independently
on any of the three routine shifts. 3. Item versus Area Based Tasks: Some tasks are area based, such as mopping the floor and some are item based, such as cleaning
toilets. Rather than force you to input the number of toilets in each restroom (although you can if you want to), we take
a statistical approach. For each space type, the program assumes an average room size and an average number of items for each
item-based task. Once you get your space inventory in place, you can view the actual average room size for a space category
and then change the assumption made by the program to match it. Finally, you can change the assumption on the number of items
that exist, on average, in each average size room. In the end, your precision is near perfect, but your data entry time is
cut down considerably. 4. Tasks Composed of Subtasks: Place tasks under other tasks. This is useful in working with complex processes such as floor
stripping where you use a variety of processes and chemicals each step of the way. 5. Task
Swap Analysis: The program will let you select any task or group of tasks
and then see what a proposed replacement task will do to your FTE requirements. Print the analysis if you like and use to
justify new equipment, or whatever, and then, with a single mouse-click perform the replacement. 6. Complete Rollup: Every task also has
five additional frequency settings that can be modified, but come pre-defined to give you five cleanliness levels. The 5-Levels
of Clean reports roll up all the work you do on the three routine shifts plus project work and then compares
the time and staffing needs to the 5-levels of cleanliness frequency settings. 7. Usability
Enhancements: We took a look at the whole program with an eye to making
it more refined and easier to use. As a result, many small improvements were incorporated throughout the program. These include
the ability to manage most lists directly from the window where the list is used. Examples include being able to add a route
“on-the-fly” directly from the window where you create work assignments, add equipment action types right from
the window where you record them, add employee action types etc. 8. Network Operation: If you have several people who need to work with the data or just want the security of automatic
daily backups—our program can be installed on any 100 MIPS network. The only limitation is that it was designed for
a single user operation, so if someone has it open, the other user must wait. 9. Access
2000 and Access Xp Compatibility: Our main database file can be opened
with either of these programs. This means you can copy the whole thing to a new name, and open it with either of these programs.
That allows you not only to back up your data, it also allows you to create any number of scenarios. 10. Future Upgrades: For eleven years now we’ve
been increasing the power and flexibility of the program. For the past four years, we’ve operated on a yearly schedule—releasing
a major upgrade in January. You can count on us to continue offering you new features and we feel there is plenty of headroom
for us to grow. For example, this year you can set the project work completion date and see when the work should be performed
next. Next year you’ll have automatic reminders pop up for this and many other things like equipment maintenance. We
can’t give away too much here because our competitors read these pages too. But let it suffice to say that our goal
in the end is to develop this product into a tool you will want to turn on every morning and keep on through the day. You’ll
get work order requests through the network and send commands down to your workers. Cleaning supply inventory will be bar
coded and tracked as it is purchased and as it is used. Believe us when we assert that your time and loyalty today will result
in benefits to both of us in the future. 11. Partnership: We don’t view you as a customer, we view you as a partner. Your feedback on what you need and want takes priority
over our own development schedule. If you find you need a report or function we don’t have and the need is critical,
we’ll develop the report or function, migrate your data and give you a new build of the software in a matter of days,
and usually we do it free of charge.
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listed above plus -- Schedule all of your work projects
- Five levels of cleanliness analysis available for any facility
type, not just educational
- Analyze, Optimize and Manage multiple customers/institutions and sites
- CMSSync Pocket PC inspection software included in the price
- Pocket PC software provides inspections and also data collection to initially
record all room sizes when building software data
- Create multiple databases
- Records
personnel and equipment history
- Provides equipment PM reminders
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