Ingenium

Do you have what it takes to be a Hazard Hero? Ingenium is hiring for the following positions: Dallas, TX - Territory Sales Rep Houston, TX - Territory Sales Rep... San Marcos, TX - Location Manager, Customer Service Rep with LSR Duties Escondido, CA - Customer Service Rep, Systems Data Analyst, Territory Sales Rep (San Diego) Remote Positions - Human Resources Generalist, Account Manager Kent, WA - Account Manager Milpitas, CA - Account Manager, Hazmat Driver/Technician I, II, III, Senior Chemist, Environmental Tech I, II, III https://careers.pureingenium.com/

Our Founding Partner and CEO, Heather Johnson, will be speaking on a virtual panel, "Managing a Remote Workforce," hosted by @HRMACChicago next month. Event registration is open until November 9th. Register below. We look forward to seeing you there. https://members.hrmac.org/events/EventDetails.aspx

Pumpkin Carving Safety Tips! With Halloween just around the corner, here are some tips for keeping your pumpkin carving a treat, rather than a trick! https://www.pureingenium.com//safety-tips-for-pumpkin-car/ #pureingenium.com #safetyfirst #happyhalloween

Safety Tip! Are you getting enough sleep? Getting enough sleep is important for people of all ages to stay in good health. The CDC recommends that anyone 18+ years of age get at least 7 hours of sleep per night to stay in good health and avoid fatigue. Click here for more tips on how to get a good night's sleep. https://www.pureingenium.com//safety-tip-are-you-getting-/

Weekly Safety Tip! Protect yourself and others. Here's a reminder on the proper way to wear a mask to ensure your safety when you're out and about. https://www.facebook.com/WHO/videos/2800497243561716

Weekly Safety Tip! Labor Day weekend is normally a time of celebrations, reunions and family vacations. This year, though, it’s important to reconsider the activities you engage in with friends and family. We’ve seen the number of people infected with COVID-19 spike after Memorial Day and Fourth of July holidays. To keep our communities healthy, and to be able to reopen schools statewide, we need to avoid that happening this holiday weekend. This means staying close to home..., spending time with members of your household, avoiding crowds, and following public health guidance. If you do host or attend a small gathering, follow the guidance from your particular county and/or state which include: Make sure to stay outdoors where the extra air movement helps defuse respiratory particles Keep the gathering small Even outdoors wear your mask and maintain social distancing Wash your hands frequently with soap and water or hand sanitizer While thinking about how to celebrate the end of this unusual summer, it’s a good idea to get clear with family and friends about what activities you are comfortable doing. Here are some ways to discuss your approach when someone asks you to attend a gathering: Share how you feel. What are your thoughts about the current protections? What fears do you wish your loved ones would understand? Share information. For example, if you feel pressured to join an activity because your family or friends think you are unlikely to catch the virus, you can explain that you do not want to potentially spread the virus. Have a fun and SAFE weekend! www.pureingenium.com #wecareforyourworld

Weekly Safety Tip: With the current threat of extreme heat and wildfires, here are some tips to keep your home and your family safe: 1. Proof your roof by using roofing materials that are constructed from non-flammable materials. 2. Cover exterior vent openings with 1/8" hardware cloth to prevent embers from entering your home. 3. Secure the perimeter of your home by moving any flammable objects such as lawn mowers, oil or gas cans, propane tanks and wood piles at least 30 f...eet away from the house. 4. Keep roofs, gutters, decks and patios clear of leaves, pine needles and other flammable items. 5. Remove flammable mulch and vegetation within 5 feet of the home. 6. Remove tree or shrub branches that overhang within 10 feet of your house or chimney. 7. Keep lawns watered and mowed. www.pureingenium.com #wecareforyourworld #protectingyoumeandthecommunity

Weekly Safety Tip. Be safe, hydrate! Here are some tips to stay hydrated during the hot summer months: 1. Drink plenty of water throughout the day. A suggested amount is 8 8-oz glasses per day, but that would vary depending on the amount of exercise or other activities that would cause you to become more dehydrated. 2. Know the signs of dehydration (dry or itchy skin, headache or dizzy, fatigue, muscle cramps, rapid breathing or not urinating.) 3. Pay attention to the color ...or your urine to be sure it is a light, straw color. Dark urine is an indication of dehydration. 4. Avoid alcohol, sugary drinks and caffeine. 5. Avoid overheating by wearing loose fitting, lightweight clothing. Wear a hat. Schedule playing sports at cooler times of the day. Mist yourself with water. 6. Eat foods with high water content such as cucumbers, celery, tomatoes, radishes, peppers, watermelon, cauliflower, spinach and strawberries. All these contain 90% water or higher. 7. Don't love water? Try adding a bit of flavor by adding a squeeze of lemon or lime, a slice of cucumber or orange, a few berries or a spritz of mint. Avoid artificial sweeteners or preservatives. Try coconut water for a change of pace. www.pureingenium.com See more

Weekly Safety Tip! These unprecedented times can cause many of us stress and anxiety. Here are some tips on how to manage and calm your stress: 1. Exercise regularly. 2. Meditate. Try taking a yoga class. 3. Focus on breathing. If you feel anxious, take a pause, take deep breaths and relax. 4. Eat well. Good nutrition is important.... 5. Get enough sleep. 6. Take several breaks during the day to clear your mind. 7. Make time for hobbies. 8. Spend time with your family and friends. 9. Don't over commit. 10. Talk to someone about what's causing your stress 11. Listen to music. 12. Burn a candle or therapeutic oils. 13. Read a good book. 14. Take a walk, even if it's just a short stroll. 15. Hug somebody! 16. Get organized. pureingenium.com

Safety Tip Tuesday! Keep yourself and others safe from COVID-19 by properly wearing and caring for your face mask. 1. Wash your hands before putting on your face covering. 2. Place your mask entirely over your nose and mouth and secure it under your chin. 3. Adjust your mask to fit snugly against the sides of your face.... 4. Do not put your face mask around your neck or up on your forehead to talk to others. 5. Avoid touching or playing with your mask. If you do, wash your hands for at least 20 seconds or use hand sanitizer to disinfect. 6. Remember to social distance and stay at least 6 feet away from others even while wearing a face mask. 7. When removing your mask, handle only by the ear loops or ties and fold outside corners together. 8. If your mask is reusable, wash daily according to manufacturer's instructions. 9. Dry your face mask in the dryer or lay flat to dry in direct sunlight. pureingenium.com

We take safety seriously. Our Milpitas Front Line Crew demonstrates our commitment to following CDC and local directives by wearing face masks and social distancing while performing essential services for our clients.

Is your workplace safe for returning employees? Schedule COVID-19 Cleaning with Ingenium and "Make COVID-19 History." https://www.pureingenium.com//covid-cleaning-safety-is-ou/