Author: Cindy Leach

It's always important to be prepared no matter what line of work you are in.  In the facility maintenance world our guys have to be prepared for just about anything and with that they need standard equipment on them at all times. Think back to when you were going to school or maybe played a sport or even a musical instrument.  You had to always have your gear ready for the next practice as well as be prepared for the unexpected - such as having plenty of water with you or your books and binders ready for the next day at school, etc. Being prepared ahead of time can significantly limit any last minute mishaps or like in the business world; your bottom line for your company as well as…

PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE:  There's a couple of aspects to this type of maintenance - *Predicting when equipment could potentially fail AND scheduling regular preventive maintenance intervals before a major issue occurs or equipment fails. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE:  Taking measures to make routine maintenance checks; such as quarterly, to make sure systems and/or equipment is functioning at full capacity and as a way to get ahead of the curve should serious issues arise. *Routine inspections of equipment can prevent high costs in reactive maintenance REACTIVE MAINTENANCE: By this time you have possibly reached an extensive bill to either repair damage or non-functioning equipment.  Putting in place the above mentioned protocols can save you hundreds to thousands of dollars in the long run.

Just like with your home it's important to do regular maintenance on various things around your business to ensure it's longevity as well as its curb appeal for your customers. SPRING IS HERE and it's a great time to get some things checked out and updated:  From air filters to thermostats...landscaping updates, window washing, checking for roof leaks as well as any potential rodent proofing that needs to be addressed. Air Filters:  Air filters help keep particles such as pollen and dust down; to a degree.  If you allow the filters to go too long between changing them it can cause the particles to 1) get blown in to the facility which is unhealthy or 2) cause your a/c unit to overwork itself not having proper ventilation. Thermostats:  Problems can…

As numbers are starting to have recent spikes in them amidst Covid-19; we want to make sure our employee's as well as those of our clients feel safe for us to come on-site at any moments notice. It is the mission of ATC,LLC to ensure that all aspect's of the job not only meet safety standards but the standards of the government as well - whether we are working inside or outside on a particular job site. Remember: Wash your hands for at least 20 seconds DO NOT touch your face Should you have any potential symptoms PLEASE STAY HOME Any questions or concerns contact your local healthcare provider