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Memberships and certifications — and what each one actually means.
Badges are easy to put on a website. So for each of ours, here's what it is, in plain language — and where you can verify it.
Certifications
CIMS — Cleaning Industry Management Standard
ISSA's certification of a cleaning organization — management systems, quality control, training, and service delivery audited against the industry standard. This certifies Slate as a company, not any one person.
Green Seal
Certification that our cleaning services and the products we use meet Green Seal's environmental and health standards.
GBAC-Trained Technician
The Global Biorisk Advisory Council's training for individual cleaners in infection and biohazard cleaning protocols. This one belongs to people, not the company — our technicians earn it.
BSCAI Certification Program
Building Service Contractors Association International's professional certifications, held by individual members of our team.
Certifications
Memberships
ISSA (the worldwide cleaning industry association) · IFMA (International Facility Management Association) · BOMA International (Building Owners and Managers Association) · ConnexFM (multi-site facilities management — our entire thesis, as an association)
Why join our clients' associations, not just our own?
Because cleaning a dental studio well requires knowing how dental studios work — their protocols, their regulations, their patients. Membership is how we stay inside those worlds instead of guessing at them.
The industries we clean for:
American Dental Association (ADA) · Ambulatory Surgery Center Association (ASCA) · American Alliance of Museums · Association of Children's Museums
