Knowledge on cleaning and building maintenance.
Clearly explained: how cleaning needs can be calculated objectively, what lies behind workforce calculation and how plannable maintenance protects public buildings.
Calculating caretaker FTE percent
Calculation method from annual hours to workload, benchmarks per building type and a fully worked example.
Read articleCleaning calculation explained
How to calculate the cleaning workload transparently using standard values, instead of estimating it.
Read articleWorkforce calculation: how it works
How areas, performance values and intervals turn into a realistic staffing requirement.
Read articleMaintenance planning for public buildings
How plannable maintenance protects value, saves costs and succeeds in practice.
Read articleMaintenance, deep and interim cleaning
The cleaning types compared, which makes sense when and how it feeds into the calculation.
Read articleTendering cleaning services
What the public sector should watch for when tendering, for comparable offers and a fair award.
Read articleWhat is CAFM software?
Definition, benefits and distinction from classic facility management, clearly explained.
Read articleArea recording as the basis
Why precise area recording is the most important first step of every cleaning calculation.
Read articleArea types and floor coverings
Why it's not the square metres alone but the type of area that determines the cleaning effort.
Read articleCreating a cleaning concept
Step by step from area recording through calculation to planning.
Read articleDigitalisation in building maintenance
Why switching from Excel and paper to end-to-end software pays off.
Read articleFrom knowledge to application.
See how easyCAFM puts these principles into practice.