Minimize Snow's Impact on the Structural Integrity of Your Facility
Thursday, 04 March 2010
WHAT:
USM's Certified Snow Professional, Sean Hartnett, and President of Criterium Engineers, Alan Mooney, will discuss what you need to know about your facilities' rooftops in the winter. This webcast will explain the impact of snow on your business and on your rooftops in particular, tell you what red flags to be aware of, outline the risks involved in leaving snow on your rooftops and, most importantly, give you some tips on how to minimize those risks.
WHO:
Six of the top ten national retailers depend on USM to uphold a consistent brand image and improve their customers’ in-store experience with facilities maintenance and management solutions. USM delivers non-core, yet mission critical interior and exterior facility services to over 80,000 client sites throughout North America in various industries with geographically dispersed assets including retail, restaurants, banking, real estate investment trusts, education, telecommunications, and utilities.
WHEN:
Available upon request. To register please go to: http://www.brainshark.com/usmservices/rooftop_snow_removal?text=usm_website
WHY:
Even now that the major snow storms have passed, remaining snow can still have an impact on the structural integrity of facilities’ rooftops. It is extremely important for businesses to keep their facilities updated to ensure a safe atmosphere for customers. This includes all aspects of the facility, both internal and external. If retailers do not maintain safety standards, it can cause detrimental effects in their revenue and reputation.
USM has the technology and experience to limit storm challenges for their retail clients. With state-of-the-art weather tracking technology, USM is able to stay ahead of impending storm systems and remain prepared to meet retailer’s needs.
Media Enquiries
Deb Yorkman
Director, Marketing and Communications
Ph (610) 313-2839
comms@usmservices.com
USM specializes in providing non-core, mission critical facilities maintenance and management services to large organizations with geographically dispersed properties in various industries such as retail, restaurants, banking, telecommunications and others with multi-location business operations.
Regardless of the type of service - whether it’s electrical, HVAC, Repair and Maintenance, Landscaping, Snow & Ice Management, or Janitorial and Floor Care - USM takes a unique, total supply chain management approach to delivering the outcomes that their clients desire.