Zone 07 · Supplies
Paper product management, so the shelves are never empty
AMS buys cleaning chemicals and paper supplies in bulk, passes the savings on, and delivers a weekly order the next day. Their vans call it Supply Management.
The small job that lands on a building manager
Nobody plans to run out of paper towels. It happens on a busy Thursday, when the restroom dispenser is empty, the break room has no liners and someone has to find out who orders them. In most buildings that someone is the building manager, who ends up counting rolls and chasing deliveries on top of everything else.
Supply tracking is a job with no payoff when it goes right and a complaint when it goes wrong. It is also work a cleaning crew is already placed to do, since they are in every restroom and closet in the building on every visit.
Supply room shelving stocked with paper towels, tissue and chemical jugs
Bulk buying, passed through to you
AMS purchases chemicals and supplies in bulk and passes those savings to its customers. Instead of a building ordering a few cases at a time at small-order prices, supplies come through a buyer that purchases at volume.
The supplies in question are the ones a crew uses and a building depends on: paper towels, tissue, liners, and the chemical products used to clean. Because the same company both buys and uses them, what gets stocked is matched to the work being done in your building.
A weekly order, delivered the next day
Supply orders are placed weekly and delivered the next day, which is how shortages are kept from happening. The rhythm is regular, so the shelves are restocked on a schedule and no one has to remember to call.
The result for the building manager is that ordering is no longer something to track. The Fargo office handles the supply list along with the cleaning, and the same applies at the branches in Bismarck, Jamestown, Minot, Detroit Lakes, Billings and Boise. To add Supply Management to your cleaning contract, call (701) 235-4412.
Weekly orders, delivered next day. Never a shortage. Call (701) 235-4412.