Back to the Basics in Commercial Laundry Operations
Whether you've been in the plant for 6 months or twenty years, the fundamentals still matter.
In the commercial laundry industry, like many others, a wealth of experience is transitioning out of the industry (whether via retirement or other reasons), leaving an expertise gap that needs to be filled.
That means new managers stepping in and trying to figure things out as best they can.
If that's you, you don't have to do it alone. We're here to help.
That's why we put together "Learning Laundry: An Intro to Commercial Laundry Operations," in an effort to help early- to mid-career commercial laundry operators learn the basics and develop the knowledge base to know some of the right questions to ask to improve their plant's operations from A to Z.
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What's in the book and why should I read it?
Tips, best practices, checklists, process flows summaries, statistics ... and much, much more.
This 84-page book features introductions to how various sections of the plant work and strategies geared toward employee engagement, cost management, goal-setting, sustainability, artificial intelligence and automation.
As well as answering questions like:
"Where are some areas I can cut costs?"
"How should my process flow look?"
"How do I improve quality control?"
"How can I improve employee retention?"
A lot goes on in a commercial laundry plant. This book won't give you every answer for every situation — every laundry is different — but it does get you thinking about some things you could do to make your plant better, from improvements with no associated costs to potentially costly plant upgrades (and everything in between).
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We'd love to hear from you.
As we mention in the book, this book doesn't cover every single scenario one might face in a commercial laundry environment. We tried to make it as accessible as possible while also making it useful for people in the industry who might be looking for some guidance.
Like everything else we do here at Spindle, we always want to make things better so we can better serve the industry we love. Have a suggestion for something you'd like to see in a future edition of this book? Or do you simply want to chat about a particular subject in the book?
We're all ears.
