Janitor University

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When is the next class?

  • Class 65 – March 12-16, 2012
  • Class 66 – June 18-22, 2012
  • Class 67 – October 1-5, 2012

at the Little America Hotel in Salt Lake City, Utah

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What does it cost?

Tuition is $2,995.00 per student and is all-inclusive. Tuition includes the following:

  • Five-night hotel accommodations at the Little America Hotel in Salt Lake City (a four diamond hotel)
  • Breakfast and lunch each day of class
  • All take home class materials, books and handouts

Due to the nature of this class, pre-registration is required. We do not accept on-site registrations. Tuition must be paid in-full and prior to the class start date. Tuition payments are non-refundable once paid. Attendee name substitutions can be made at any time. Class size is limited to ensure maximum participation and interaction with our faculty. If a class is canceled for any reason, refunds will be made within ten business days.

We can accept Visa, MasterCard and American Express and take that form of payment by phone. If you prefer to pay tuition by check, please contact us.

What will I learn?

Download the Janitor University – Course Catalog

Janitor University is the introductory class to the (OS1) Cleaning Process. The name Janitor University may sound a little misleading, it’s not a class for Janitors. It’s a leadership and professional development class designed for cleaning organization executives. Facility Directors, Managers and Building Service Contractor CEO’s make up the typical class.

Janitor University is a comprehensive five-day class (36 hours total). Students at Janitor University are immersed in learning the elements of a successful (OS1) operation based on the Janitor University Philosophy of Cleaning. Topics covered in each class are:

  • Janitor University’s Philosophy of Cleaning
  • Cleaning As It Relates to Health and Science
  • (OS1) Work-loading
  • Waste Reduction and Simplification
  • Functional Management
  • Data Tracking and Logistical Planning
  • Going ‘Beyond Compliance” in Safety Regulations
  • Minimizing Environmental Harm
  • Treating Cleaning Workers as First Class Citizens
  • How to tailor your current cleaning operation to (OS1)