Air New Zealand identified a 52% improvement in sick days lost after the introduction of a telephone/computer hygiene service.
NZ Journal of Environmental Health
Who uses NETCOMP Cleaning Services?
We supply IT cleaning services for all sizes and types of company. No business is too big or too small, and we can tailor the service options to suit individual requirements. This way, we can provide each of our clients with the most effective cleaning solution.
Why do I need to keep my equipment clean?
Regular cleaning of IT and office equipment not only prevents technical problems, it helps businesses to comply with Health & Safety Regulations and makes sound financial sense. Equipment looks newer for longer, improving your company image and boosting staff morale. This, together with a reduction in staff absence through illness, puts forward a strong argument that far outweighs the costs involved in implementing our services.
How often should my equipment be cleaned and maintained?
How often your equipment should be cleaned and maintained is dependent on a number of factors, such as the environment where the equipment is kept, how many people use it, and how heavy the usage is. As a guide, our recommendation in everyday office conditions with one user per workstation, the equipment should be cleaned every three months to keep it in the best condition and to reap the maximum benefit.
NETCOMP offers advice to each client on the best cleaning solution for them, based on the important factors, and can tailor a package to meet these specific needs. One-off cleans and full cleaning programmes are both available to our customers.
Why should I choose NETCOMP Cleaning to clean my equipment?
Because we are specialists in our field and offer a professional service at a competitive price. Customer care is a priority to us and we can guarantee quality at every stage, whether it is for a one-off clean or a contracted cleaning program.
Leaving this kind of job to your regular cleaning company, or indeed your own staff, is false economy as they are unlikely to possess the knowledge or specialist equipment needed to carry out such a task.