Frequently Asked Questions
Why is it important that I select a professional window cleaner?
What professional organizations are there for window cleaners?
What safety and training classes are required for professional window cleaners?
Why are references important?
How do I determine a company's image and security?
Q: What safety and training classes are required for professional window cleaners?
A: OSHA law requires window cleaning contractors to train their employees. Building owners and managers have an obligation under the General Duty Clause of OSHA to provide a safe workplace. There is a shared responsibility between the property and their contractors. A competent contractor will help assure this obligation is met. One of the best ways to measure competency is by evaluating a contractor's written safety program and reviewing their documented records (something that Coastline Windows and Pressure Cleaning makes available to all of it's clients).
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