What to Include on a Job Application

Well, the first is obvious, the name of your company and that this is an application you can add an address and phone number if you would like or if there is more than one location of your business.  Image taken from Poole Anderson Construction, online application Instructions to the applicant such as to fill…

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Hiring Procedures for New Employees

Things you need to understand and think about when looking for a new employee. Most of you never went to college to take classes on hiring, so unless you have earned a degree in Human Resources, everyone needs help in this area. Most of what I know I learned myself while running my own business,…

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4 Steps to Hiring Employees

I have seen this issue coming up a lot lately and I even started working on this series last year but never finished it. So, I think now is a good time to get it done and posted. The number one expense per job in a service business is your labor costs. So you need…

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Time Management Tips for Business Productivity

If you are lucky enough to have reached the point where you can have a crew or two working for you handling the actual work of your business, congratulations. But now, how do you use this newfound freedom of not working daily out in the field on a job site to improve and grow your…

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OSHA Training for Your Employees

This was the talk I gave last year at some local and National industry events. I wanted to give a short outline of the steps for OSHA training for your employees and then give a link where you can ask for and get my eBook taken from that talk.   First, why do you have…

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Does OSHA Consider You a Manufacturer?

I thought I would pass this along during this Safety Week. With all the new OSHA GHS label and SDS requirements coming down, contractors that make up their chemical mixes out in the field may need to make sure they do not cross the line and become manufacturers in OSHA’s eyes. The definition of a…

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May 3-9th is Safety Week

There are two ways for your employees to work while on the job, safely or unsafely. Everyday at every second an employee has and makes the choice of which it will be. This is a voluntary action and unfortunately is one where the employer can not force compliance even if you were standing right with…

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How to Check Pressure Wash Pump Oil

Check and change that oil not only in your engine but in your pump as well. If you are having some trouble with your pressure washer pump, then you may choose to check pressure wash pump oil. The oil levels can affect how the pressure washer pump behaves, and if the oil levels are too…

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Stain and Seal Wood with Ready Seal

GEORGIA CHEMICAL EQUIPMENT ADDS READY SEAL TO THEIR VAST SELECTION OF PRODUCTS, IN STOCK Wood Stain and Wood Sealer in One! Many wood finishing products require a multi‐step application process, often consisting of applying a wood stain to add color and then top‐coating the wood stain with a wood sealer to protect it from moisture.…

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UAMCC Event Atlanta March 19th 2015

The weather may have been dreary outside but those that came to the UAMCC Atlanta event didn’t mind. Soap Warehouse and Iron Man Pressure Washers hosted this event on Thursday, March 19th at the Fairfield Inn & Suites at Gwinnett Place. Most came from the local metro area, but there were also contractors that came…

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