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John Michael Weir CHESP, T-CNACC

Specialist in Healthcare Environmental Cleaning

    John Michael Weir CHESP, T-CNACC
    Specialist in Healthcare Environmental Cleaning
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      Welcome to Healthcare Environmental Services

      ByJohn Weir May 26, 2010

      In Environmental Services, we are aware that first impression of our facility is very important to our clients and other staff, so we strive daily to provide a clean, safe and attractive environment. We also ensure that patient rooms are cleaned to the highest level to prevent cross contamination. The hospital, staff and patient depend…

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      General Cleaning Principles

      ByJohn Weir April 17, 2010

      I had a request for basic cleaning principles for a doctor’s office. Here is a list for any healthcare facility, and for your home as well.     Scrubbing is the best way to physically remove dirt, debris and microorganisms. Cleaning is required prior to any disinfection process because dirt and debris will decrease the…

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      Invincible

      ByJohn Weir April 6, 2010April 6, 2014

      INVINCIBLE There’s a simple way to become indestructible: have the intention to do your best at whatever you’re doing, right now. To gain the invulnerability I’m referring to, you must pass through the gate of the total vulnerability putting yourself on that line demands. Not BE the best… DO your best. Attempting to be the…

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      House Enacts Historic Healthcare Reform Bill

      ByJohn Weir March 22, 2010

      March 21, 2010 — The great healthcare reform battle of 2009 and 2010, for the most part, is over. Congressional Democrats today finally passed their bill. The only thing it needs now is the signature of President Barack Obama to become the law of the land. In a 219 to 212 vote, the House  approved…

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      IEHA Membership Recruitment Video

      ByJohn Weir March 21, 2010

      One of the organizations I am a member of, and actually the first that I joined, is the International Executive Housekeeping Association or IEHA. Since 1930, the International Executive Housekeepers Association (IEHA) has been a non-profit organization committed to raising professionalism in the cleaning industry and providing a cleaner, safer, healthier environment. IEHA members are…

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      Time Flies!

      ByJohn Weir March 21, 2010

      Time sure goes by fast. Sorry to have been away so long. I’ve been staying very busy, writing 83 performance evaluations, finishing my totally updated training manual, and learning as much as I can to be a great hospital safety officer. I’m going to be posting some questions I’ve been asked recently, and give you…

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      Physical Environment Reminders

      ByJohn Weir February 19, 2010

      Storage on the floor must be neat and orderly. No storage within 18 inches of the ceiling, except on shelves against the wall as long as sprinklers are not obstructed. No evidence of smoking. All exit signs are illuminated. No storage of flammables or anything except cleaning items under sinks. No door stops are allowed….

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      Leap Over Killer Phrases

      ByJohn Weir February 18, 2010August 19, 2010

      If I asked how many of you have seen a killer phrases poster … or even have one hanging in your office … I’m sure I’d see hands going up all over the world. What I seldom see are the replacements for the killer phrases … the things we can say instead of those old…

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      It’s Like Walking Across A Muddy Field

      ByJohn Weir February 17, 2010August 19, 2010

      How to get rid of backlogs There are basically two types of task which we are faced with during a typical day. First there is the type of task which either gets done or doesn’t get done. You either renew the car insurance or you don’t. You either paint the bedroom or you don’t. You…

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      Change Begins With Choice

      ByJohn Weir February 15, 2010

      Change Begins With Choice by Jim Rohn Any day we wish; we can discipline ourselves to change it all. Any day we wish; we can open the book that will open our mind to new knowledge. Any day we wish; we can start a new activity. Any day we wish; we can start the process…

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      Goal Setting Prompts

      ByJohn Weir February 8, 2010

      Questions to help you delineate your goals…   1. “What’s my vision of the future?” 2. “Where do I picture myself three years from today?” 3. “How will others perceive me in the future? My boss, my peers, my family?” 4. “What has to happen in the next two years for me to be happy…

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      Hazardous Waste Labels

      ByJohn Weir January 30, 2010

          When an agency inspector comes to inspect your hazardous waste storage area, he looks for things like waste manifests, reports, labels, and plans. Why? Because it is easy to find violations in these areas – either you have filled them out properly or you have not. It is straightforward. The video below is…

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      Basics on hazardous waste training requirements

      ByJohn Weir January 29, 2010

        Here is a short video from California’s DTSC on the training requirements for hazardous waste generators:  

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      How to determine reactivity of hazardous waste

      ByJohn Weir January 28, 2010January 30, 2010

      One of the four characteristics of a hazardous waste is “reactivity”. The other three are ignitability, toxicity and corrosivity and these three characteristics are pretty easy to define by measuring the flash point, concentration and pH respectively. Reactivity is a bit harder (less objective) to determine. The California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) has…

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      10 ways to help get in better shape for the new year

      ByJohn Weir January 24, 2010

      1. Choose lean protein choices, such as eggs, egg substitutes, lean beef, turkey, chicken, fish, “tofu for vegetarian.” Only broil, bake, boil or poach. Only olive oil or PAM. 2. Minimize consumption of high glycemic carbohydrates (carbs that make your blood sugar spike) such as white rice, sugar, certain pastas and potatoes. Certain cereals are…

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