Environmental Services Unitization 101
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Level: Leader
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Course time: 1 hour
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Environmental Services largest expense is labor. Administrators want to know that you are managing labor efficiently and effectively. But how much labor is efficient or effective? Unitization is a means of calculating labor requirements based on tasks or square footage, and unitization is frequently used to establish productivity standards for Environmental Services departments.
Unitization is a critical skill for EVS leaders to learn so that you can speak the EVS productivity language with your administrator and CFO. Managing labor responsibly will set you apart as a strong leader.
Unitization is a critical skill for EVS leaders to learn so that you can speak the EVS productivity language with your administrator and CFO. Managing labor responsibly will set you apart as a strong leader.
What you are going to learn
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Learning outcomes for this course include:
- Describe unitization and how it is applied in EVS Services
- Identify standards used to establish cleaning times for unitization
- Demonstrate a basic understanding of the math and concepts behind the math for unitization
- Identify key variables that impact EVS labor requirements (unitization) for different types of work
- Use unitization to evaluate labor requirements in practice scenarios
- Identify key resources and tools used in unitization
Donald Sipp, Jr. MBA, CHESP
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About
A student of making facilities safe and clean. Learning these skills has come through much trial and error. I want to share my knowledge with anyone that wants to be better at what they do for their team and organization.