March Newsletter 2026

Month Recap

March was a month of steady growth, strong performance, and continued team recognition across TC Services. From multiple project start-ups and newly awarded contracts to consistent training performance and outstanding employee contributions, our teams demonstrated dedication and excellence in every area.
We are especially proud of our expanding footprint in healthcare and commercial facilities, along with maintaining a solid YTD Training Score of 95%+, reflecting our commitment to quality and compliance. As we move into April, we remain focused on growth, safety, and delivering exceptional service to our clients.

Significant Updates

Employee Recognition

Congratulations to our standout team members this month:

● Selena O. – Recognized as Employee of the Month in Woodruff for
exceptional performance and reliability.
● Morgan P. – Acknowledged for outstanding work in Seneca SC.
● Talon C. – Recognized as Most Improved, showing strong growth and
dedication.
● Gilda M. – Received high praise for excellent service delivery.
● Jill L. – Recognized for her contributions.

These recognitions reflect the strength of our team and commitment to excellence
across all locations.

Training & Performance

Operational performance remained strong throughout March, with the YTD Training Score improving to 95.76%, reflecting consistent progress in employee development and compliance. Training engagement increased during key weeks, with several team members achieving 100% scores, demonstrating strong participation and understanding.

There was also a continued focus on safety awareness through weekly topics, along with maintaining training consistency and accountability
across all teams. Improvements in onboarding and daily processes helped support smoother operations and service delivery.

Overall, our teams remained committed to safety, quality, and efficiency in all aspects of their work.

Contracts Awarded

We secured several new contracts and projects throughout March across a variety of facility types, including healthcare facilities, commercial
spaces, religious institutions, government buildings, and residential cleaning projects. These included multiple project awards throughout the month, as well as expansions of existing services and additional specialty cleaning work.

These accomplishments reflect the continued trust our clients place in our team and highlight our steady growth across multiple sectors.

As we move into April, our focus remains on sustaining growth, strengthening training participation, and continuing to deliver exceptional service. With new contracts launching and opportunities ahead, teamwork and consistency will be key to our continued success.

Thank you to every team member for your hard work and dedication. Let’s keep the momentum going!

Training Topic

Workplace Safety & Preparedness

Why this matters:
To reinforce employee awareness of safety practices both at work and at home,
ensuring readiness and prevention in various situations.

Key Points to Cover

Proper Use of PPE

Always wear appropriate protective equipment to prevent injuries and
exposure to hazards.

Emergency Preparedness

Understand evacuation plans, including fire escape routes and emergency response procedures.

Ergonomics & Body Mechanics

Maintain proper posture and movement to prevent strain and long-term injuries.

Seasonal Health Awareness

Be mindful of environmental factors like pollen and allergens that can affect health and performance.

Situational Awareness

Stay alert to surroundings and potential hazards in all work environments.

To improve overall safety awareness, reduce workplace incidents, and ensure
employees are prepared for both routine and emergency situations.

Employees Birthdays and Historical Facts:

Here are janitorial / cleaning-themed “on this day” fun facts you can pair with each
birthday (month/day):

● Donte W. & Sade W.. —03/04: High-touch surfaces such as door handles, light switches, and elevator buttons can harbor bacteria for up to 48 hours if not properly disinfected, highlighting the importance of routine sanitation.
● Anthony W. — 03/10: Regular commercial floor maintenance not only improves appearance but can extend the life of flooring materials by several years, saving businesses thousands in replacement costs.
● Fabrice S. — 03/14: Proper dilution of cleaning chemicals is critical. Using too much product can actually leave residue and reduce cleaning effectiveness,
while proper dilution improves both safety and performance.
● Melinda S. — 03/15: According to the International Sanitary Supply Association (ISSA), professional cleaning programs help reduce the spread of illness in
workplaces, improving employee productivity and attendance.
● Jonathan R — 03/17: In large facilities, professional cleaning crews may sanitize thousands of square feet of space per shift, helping maintain safe environments for employees and visitors.
● Rhonda E. — 03/20: Restroom sanitation is one of the most important areas in facility cleaning, as restrooms can contain millions of bacteria per square inch without proper cleaning procedures.
● Lily L. — 03/21: Preventive cleaning—such as regular dusting and floor care—helps improve indoor air quality, which can reduce allergens and improve
overall workplace health.
● Lori G. — 03/24: Carpet cleaning in commercial buildings is recommended every= 6–12 months, depending on traffic levels, to maintain cleanliness and extend carpet life.
● Steven G. — 03/28:Modern commercial vacuums often use HEPA filtration, which captures up to 99.97% of airborne particles, improving air quality in workplaces.

Upcoming Observances and Holidays
● April 1 – April Fool’s Day
● April 5 – Easter
● April 7 – World Health Day
● April 10 – National Siblings Day
● April 22 – Earth Day
● April 28 – World Day for Safety and Health at Work

Work Anniversaries:
● Reyna C. – Celebrating 14 years
● John N. – Celebrating 6 years
● Angelica A. – Celebrating 3 years
● Reginald A. – Celebrating 1 year
● Wendy G. – Celebrating 1 year