BlogWindow Cleaning Window Washing Anchors: OSHA Rules Every Facility Manager Needs to Know Window washing anchors aren’t just hardware — they are a vital part of keeping workers…Andy NewmanOctober 9, 2025
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BlogRope AccessWindow Cleaning The Safety Protocols Behind Every IRA Job Rope access work is built on strict safety procedures — and for good reason. At…Andy NewmanSeptember 24, 2025
BlogWindow Cleaning Comparing IRA vs. Scaffolding: Which Is Right for Your Building? Both Industrial Rope Access and scaffolding serve the same purpose — access at height —…Andy NewmanSeptember 15, 2025
BlogWindow Cleaning How IRA Keeps Your Building Operational During Maintenance Unlike scaffolding or boom lifts, Industrial Rope Access allows crews to perform exterior maintenance with…Andy NewmanSeptember 8, 2025
BlogRope AccessWindow Cleaning What Is Industrial Rope Access (IRA) and Why It Matters Industrial Rope Access (IRA) is a method of working at height using harnesses, ropes, and…Andy NewmanAugust 30, 2025
BlogWindow Cleaning Why You Should Never Skip Post-Construction Window Cleaning After construction, windows are often left covered in: Dust and grit Paint splatter Adhesive residue…Andy NewmanAugust 25, 2025
BlogWindow Cleaning How Window Cleaning Supports Workplace Wellness More daylight improves productivity and morale. Clean windows reduce the barriers to natural light, which…Andy NewmanAugust 17, 2025
BlogWindow Cleaning Inside vs. Outside Window Cleaning: What’s the Difference? Exterior cleaning tackles environmental grime (dust, rain streaks, bird droppings), while interior cleaning deals with…Andy NewmanAugust 10, 2025
BlogWindow Cleaning How Often Should Commercial Windows Be Cleaned? Frequency depends on your building’s location, height, and exposure: Urban high-rises: Monthly or bi-monthly Suburban…Andy NewmanAugust 4, 2025
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BlogWindow Cleaning Fall Protection for Mid-Rise Buildings: Unique Challenges & Solutions Mid-rise buildings (5–12 stories) often fall into a gray area: they’re not high-rises, but they…Andy NewmanJuly 20, 2025
BlogRoof Top AnchorsWindow Cleaning Rooftop Anchor Systems: Temporary vs. Permanent Solutions Not every building needs permanent anchors — but many do. When Are Temporary Anchors Enough?…Andy NewmanJuly 11, 2025
BlogWindow Cleaning The Top 5 Fall Protection Mistakes Building Owners Make Avoid these errors by working with professionals who specialize in fall protection compliance — like…Andy NewmanJuly 7, 2025
BlogOSHAWindow Cleaning How Fall Protection Affects Your Insurance Risk Profile Insurance carriers assess liability risks tied to worker safety. If your property lacks documented compliance…Andy NewmanJune 27, 2025
BlogOSHA What Building Owners Should Know About ANSI Z359 Standards OSHA isn’t the only authority on fall protection—ANSI’s Z359 standards also set key best practices…Andy NewmanJune 20, 2025
BlogOSHARoof Top AnchorsWindow Cleaning Case Study: Implementing a Fall Protection System in a High-Rise In this case study, we’ll walk through how Shine On Anchors helped a downtown Chicago…Andy NewmanJune 13, 2025
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