S. C. Johnson Commercial Markets, Inc.

S. C. Johnson Commerical Markets, Inc.

Cps Technology Holdings LLC

Johnsondiversey, Inc.

Carey W Zimmerman

Charles E Seaman

Thomas A Helf

John A Boticki

Raymond McKinnon

Brent Duchon

Michael J Greaney

A Ross Cameron

Michael R Barry

Kathryn Marie Ciurlik

Robert L Liebscher

Jeffrey Chen

Patricia Trigger Haudricourt

Raul Jacinto Arredondo Cardenas

Gary L Waymire

Noah Winter Arndt-Kelber

Jin Hee Patton

Sayed Javad Kalantar

Michele M Zgola

Steven J Simoncic

Cameron Adams

Tiffany L Scheible

Thomas E Blenkhorn

Display screen or portion thereof having an icon

A system and method are shown for work management for facility maintenance. The system includes a central management server configured to receive a first set of information including tasks to be performed at a first facility and to generate a first work schedule for a first user selected to perform the first work schedule at the first facility. The system further includes a first client device at the first facility, where the first client device is configured to receive the first work schedule from the central management server and display the first work schedule to the first user via an electronic management interface. The electronic interface is further configured to receive task completion data from the first user and send the data to the central management server. When the central management server receives the task completion data, the central management server is configured to update a status of the work schedule based upon the task completion data received from the first user.

Method and apparatus for work management for facility maintenance

A combination spray apparatus which allows for the selection of several different flowable materials to be sprayed from a single unit and at the site of the unit itself. In the preferred manner, the spray apparatus includes a trigger nozzle as well as the selection of two different materials to be sprayed through a second barrel portion. An eductor it utilized to draw selected materials into a spray stream. The combination spray apparatus is operable with water pressures which are customary to most cities and industries.

Combination spray apparatus

A docking station and bottle system 23 including a filling head 20 and bottle 22 which have a head interconnect 86 and a bottle interconnect 90, respectively, for fastening the bottle 22 to the filling 20 head in order to prevent spillage. The bottle interconnect 90 includes a fluid port 106 and a vent port 104 which are simultaneously opened from a closed position in order to allow the filling head 20 to draw concentrated fluid from the bottle 22 and mix the concentrated fluid with a diluting fluid such as water before being dispensed from a filling head nozzle 52. The bottle 22 includes identifying indicia 158 for purposes of tracking utilization of the bottle and the concentrated fluid contained therein. An information storage system 170 is associated with the bottle and filling head in order to provide records of such concentrated fluid utilization. A wall mounted docking station 200 including one or more filling heads 20 is also provided for. A refill head is further provided for refilling bottle 22.

Docking station and bottle system

A distributed concentrated chemical dispensing system 300 and method include a central station 302, one or more permanently mounted satellite stations 304, and one or more portable satellite stations 306. Local concentrated chemicals can be distributed from the central station 302 without being diluted to the satellite stations 304, 306 for final dilution. An information storage device 318 is provided for tracking and keeping records of the utilization of the concentrated chemicals.

Distributed concentrated chemical dispensing system

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Racine, WI, United States of America

Carey W Zimmerman