This ppt contains training material for generel floorcare training with focis on cleaning with machines.

1. Floor Care Training for distributor sales Guardamiglio 26-27 May 2009 By: Urs Nielsen Product & Training Manager Nilfisk-Advance A/S

3. Welcome to Guardamiglio Let’s have a great training together!

7. The next two days  Generally about floor care  Floor care with single disc  Scrubbing  Detergents  Sweeping  Road sweeping  Summary  Closure

8. Program Arrival 08:30 30 min mail & phone break 3-4 breaks of 5 min 2 coffee breaks 10 min Lunch 30 min Day end at 5 pm Optional dinner at 8 pm Handouts Material online Training program, FCT week 22 Time / Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday 08:00 Arrival Departure Hotel 08:30 Phone & mail Phone & mail 09:00 Opening Sweepers application 11:00 Coffee break 11:15 General floor care Sweepers application 13:00 Lunch break 13:30 Single disc application Road sweepers application 15:15 Coffee break 15:30 Scrubbers applications Summary 17:00 Departure factory 20:00 Welcome dinner *Dinner*

9. Break

10.  Generally about floor care  Floor care with single disc  Scrubbing  Detergents  Sweeping  Road sweeping  Summary  Closure

12. What is floor care?  1. Cleaning on a building site: ....after renovation,construction of a building, to remove mortar, varnish, glue etc...before installing a new floor 2. Inital cleaning/treatment: .....after a new floor is installed the surface must be prepared and protected for the future 3. Basic cleaning/stripping: .....deep cleaning of carpet,- vinyl,- lino,- stone floors to remove dirt, coatings. .....made once, twice a year or in longer periods 4. Daily maintenance: .....regular cleaning like scrubbing, spray cleaning... 5. Intermediate cleaning: .....is a deeper cleaning process to improve again the shine and look .....used to postpone basic cleaning/ stripping 6. Spot cleaning: .....is used to remove local heel marks in the entrance area, or dirty spots to keep a general good floor appearance

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25. Cleaning identification

30. My right foot

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43. Pads variants Polishing Spraycleaning Stripping Burnishing Scrubbing 

48. Cleaning identification 

49. Overview Sticky Loose Wet Dry 

50. Break 

51.  Generally about floor care  Floor care with single disc  Scrubbing  Detergents  Sweeping  Road sweeping  Summary  Closure

52.  Module 2 Single disc

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63. 3 different segments Light-duty series: Polyamide construction with steel reinforcement belt-driven affordable price Medium-duty series: Aluminum construction belt-driven professional/daily use Heavy duty-series: Steel and aluminum gear driven difficult cleaning tasks and tough jobs Single discs divide into 3 categories 

69. Accessories On board charger Active dust control system Headlights Armrest for drivers seat Seatbelt Strobe – beacon light 166 L trash can carrier 

70. Examples 

72. Lunch – 30 min 

73.  Generally about floor care  Floor care with single disc  Scrubbing  Detergents  Sweeping  Road sweeping  Summary  Closure

74. Module 3 Hard floor cleaning and Scrubber dryers / Combination machines training 

76. Why use a scrubber dryer? The most savings can be achieved when investing in machines to reduce labour costs CLEANING COST TODAY 

77. What is a scrubber dryer ? + = 

79. How does a scrubber dryer work? Recovery tank Fresh water tank Control panel squeegee Brush deck Batteries Vacuum motor Detergent cartridge Battery charger Brush motor 

80. Sinner Circle on a scrubber dryer 2. Detergent + Type + Dosage 1. Mechanic + Brush pressure + Rated motor power + Working Width 3. Time + Chemical reaction + Working speed 4. Temperature + Water + Environment Sinner circle on a scrubber dryer 

82. Working width 1-brush version 3-brush version 2-brush version Cylindrical brush working width working width working direction 

84. 15 minutes break 

86. Cable vs Batteries scrubbers  Cable Batteries Lower weight Higher practical productivity rate Higher brush pressure No electrical source necessary More powerful vacuum motor More comfortable to operate Unlimited running time Less noisy

90. Disc vs cylindrical scrubbing Cylindrical type Disc type Ceramics Marble, Granite Vinyl, Linoleum Concrete, smooth Resilient Terrazzo Concrete, rough Pirelli Ceramics Anti-slip floors Debris + unlevel floors 

93. Water and detergent mixing systems Check valve (one way) Detergent pump Detergent flow Solution flow to brushes Water pump Solenoid valve Magnetic slider for detergent concentration setting Tee mixing barb (water + detergentl) 

94. Disposable/refillable cartridges Disposable cartridge: Refillable cartridge: 

97. 15 minutes break 

98.  Generally about floor care  Floor care with single disc  Scrubbing  Detergents  Sweeping  Road sweeping  Summary  Closure

106. Break 

107. The months of a year 

119. Day 2  Generally about floor care  Floor care with single disc  Scrubbing  Detergents  Sweeping  Road sweeping  Summary  Closure

120. The months of a year 

121. September is the last month December is the third month February is the next month after December. February is followed by January June follows July October follows November May is the month that follows March. August is just before December April is the first month.

122. Module 5 

123. What is a sweeper? A sweeper is a machine able to: - collect dirt - contain dust It is mainly sold for dry cleaning on dry surfaces 

125. Direct Throw VS Over Throw  Over throw Direct throw Used hopper capacity ~ 85 - 100 % Used hopper capacity ~ 40 - 50 %

130. Chosing the right filters  Type of filter Material Filter Surface Conditions Suggested Application Plus Minus PANEL Paper (disposable) SMALL Dry Normal dusty environment i.e. Parking Areas, logistic centres, Supermarkets 1. Cheap 2. Easy to replace 3. Easy to clean. 4. Fine filtering power (5 micron) 1. Disposable 2. Poor performances in dusty applications 3. Easy to clog Polyester (washable) Dry Wet Polyester Antistatic (washable) Dry Wet Static POCKET Polyester (washable) LARGE Dry Very dusty environment i.e. cement, wood, steel & ceramic factories 1. Long lasting 2. High performance in dusty environm. 3. No need to clean frequently 1. Expensive 2. Hard to dismount 3. Hard to clean 4. Rough filtering power (20 micron) Polyester Antistatic Waterproof treated (washable) Dry Wet Static

132. Break

133.  Generally about floor care  Floor care with single disc  Scrubbing  Detergents  Sweeping  Road sweeping  Summary  Closure 

134. Module 6 Road Sweepers 

141. Break

142. Module 7  Generally about floor care  Floor care with single disc  Scrubbing  Detergents  Sweeping  Road sweeping  Summary  Closure  

145. Program Training program, FCT week 22 Time / Day Monday Tuesday Wednesday 08:00 Arrival Departure Hotel 08:30 Phone & mail Phone & mail 09:00 Opening Sweepers application 11:00 Coffee break 11:15 General floor care Sweepers application 13:00 Lunch break 13:30 Single disc application Road sweepers application 15:15 Coffee break 15:30 Scrubbers applications Summary 17:00 Departure factory 20:00 Welcome dinner *Dinner*

146. Important points Module 2 Module 3 Module 4 Module 5 Module 6 Why clean?

147. Break

148. Module 8  Generally about floor care  Floor care with single disc  Scrubbing  Detergents  Sweeping  Road sweeping  Summary  Closure  

149. Evaluation - Expectations 

150. Course evaluation 