Housekeeping & Facility Management Certifications
Room attendant, public-space, laundry, and engineering credentials that protect guest health, extend asset life, and satisfy OSHA, EPA, and CDC requirements.
Program overview
THG Housekeeping & Facilities certifications are aligned to the ISSA Cleaning Industry Management Standard (CIMS), CDC environmental infection-prevention guidance, and OSHA general industry safety standards. Curriculum covers cleaning-for-health methodology, chemical handling per GHS-aligned Hazard Communication, and integrated facility management practices for lodging, resort, and mixed-use properties.
Certifications
Certified Room Attendant
Sequential cleaning method, linen handling, chemical safety, and ADA guestroom awareness.
Certified Public Space Attendant
Lobby, restroom, and high-touch surface protocols with bloodborne pathogen awareness.
Certified Laundry Operator
HLAC-aligned linen processing, chemical dosing, and equipment safety.
Certified Housekeeping Supervisor
Room inspection, quality assurance, scheduling, and training of front-line teams.
Certified Executive Housekeeper (CEH)
Departmental leadership, budgeting, vendor management, and property-wide cleaning programs.
Certified Facilities Engineering Technician
Preventive maintenance, HVAC/plumbing/electrical fundamentals, and NFPA/OSHA lockout-tagout.
Certified Director of Engineering
Capital planning, energy management (ISO 50001), life safety systems, and sustainability leadership.
Core competencies
- Cleaning-for-health methodology (CIMS)
- Chemical handling & GHS labeling
- Bloodborne pathogen exposure control
- Preventive & predictive maintenance
- Energy and water conservation
- Life safety system inspection (NFPA)
Compliance
Curriculum reflects current CDC environmental cleaning guidance and EPA List N contact times for use in lodging environments.
OSHA HazCom / GHS labeling, SDS access, and PPE selection are core to every housekeeping credential.
Engineering credentials cover NFPA 25 sprinkler inspection, NFPA 72 fire alarm testing, and lockout-tagout under 29 CFR 1910.147.
CIMS-GB and ISO 50001 principles enable properties to pursue LEED O+M and ENERGY STAR certifications.