With the recent emergence of 2019-nCoV as a global health concern, it’s easy to feel worried about keeping you and your family healthy and safe. So what does the evidence say? What do health care professionals recommend for us to do to stay healthy? According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), the best way …
As of today, January 30, 2020, the WHO has declared a public health emergency of international concern1 (PHEIC) related to the recently identified 2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV). Currently, the WHO pandemic phase is Phase 2, Alert and this phase is currently unrelated to the nCoV (please see Bee-Clean’s Pandemic Risk Management Document for additional information regarding pandemic …
As of today, January 28, 2020, the WHO has not declared a public health emergency1 related to the recently identified Novel Coronavirus (nCoV). Currently, the WHO phase is Phase 2, Alert and this phase is currently unrelated to the nCoV (please see Bee-Clean’s Pandemic Risk Management Document for additional information regarding pandemic phases). As of …
****Bee-Clean Novel Coronavirus Bulletin – January 22, 2020**** As of today, January 22, 2020, the WHO has not declared a public health emergency1 related to the recently identified Novel Coronavirus (nCoV). Currently, the WHO phase is phase 2, Alert and this phase is currently unrelated to the nCoV (please see Bee-Clean’s Pandemic Risk Management Document for …
Bee-Clean Building Maintenance recognized for commitment to Aboriginal business Canada’s largest building maintenance service provider achieves Silver Progressive Aboriginal Relations certification VANCOUVER – The commitment of Bee-Clean Building Maintenance to working with Aboriginal communities will be recognized this week at the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business (CCAB) Annual Gala, September 24th, at the Fairmont Waterfront …
Unique industry-First Nation partnership will provide long term benefit to Thunder Bay region Bee-Clean Building Maintenance and BNA First Nation join forces to provide economic growth and job opportunities in Northern Ontario THUNDER BAY – Bee-Clean Building Maintenance and Papasay Management Corporation, the economic development arm of the Bingwi Neyaashi Anishinaabek (BNA) First Nation have …
The leaves are changing, the temperature is descending and another Canadian winter is on its way! For most of the country, the harsh winter elements like the bitter cold, icy walkways and falling snow present challenges that should be addressed to ensure the safety of everyone coming in and out of your facility. The following …
Bee-Clean clients were awarded several honours at the 2014 BOMEX conference in Winnipeg, the annual conference of the Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA). Bee-Clean would like to congratulate two of our clients who won The Outstanding Building of the Year (TOBY) Award for their respective categories: – City Park Place – TOBY Under 100,000 …
On the evening of Thursday June 9, Bee-Clean was awarded the first Innovation Excellence Award for Outstanding Leadership in Innovation at Brookfield Johnson Controls Canada’s first supplier innovations symposium in Toronto. The award was accepted on behalf of Bee-Clean by President, Western Canada Rob Gingras and recognizes two of our company’s industry-leading innovations: our Bee-Green …
In recognition of their exemplary contribution to the commercial real estate industry Bee-Clean Building Maintenance was awarded the certification of Customer Service Excellence at the BOMA Edmonton Awards Gala on March 1st. Bee-Clean demonstrated to the judging panel their superior policies and procedures for customer service excellence which are skillfully executed by their dedicated front-line …
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