The Cleaning Industry Research Institute International (CIRI) today announced it has further extended its deadline through April 15 for the discount registration fee and booking of hotel rooms for its 2011 Cleaning Science Symposium
GRANVILLE, OH— [May 19, 2020] — Organizations and departments looking for resources to inform cleaning protocols, train employees and communicate cleaning procedures in the wake of COVID-19 have a new tool in their toolkit. The Cleaning Industry Research Institute (CIRI), a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated
Albany, NY – (February 3, 2006) – Dr. Michael Berry, author of Protecting the Built Environment: Cleaning for Health, has agreed to serve as executive director of CIRI’s Scientific Advisory Council. In his new role, Berry created a detailed program plan for the Council’s activities
Albany, NY (January 13, 2006) – Six major cleaning industry trade associations and affiliated organizations have joined together to support the efforts of the Cleaning Industry Research Institute (CIRI). Executives from the American Society for Healthcare Environmental Services (ASHES), the Building Service Contractors Association International
Albany, NY (October 20, 2005) – The Cleaning Industry Research Institute provided an update on its activities in 2005 and plans for 2006 at a press conference on Thursday, October 20th at the ISSA show in Las Vegas. During the press conference, CIRI made four
Albany, NY (May 17, 2005) – A dozen major corporate and trade association sponsors have successfully underwritten the creation of the new Cleaning Industry Research Institute (CIRI). “At our initial meeting at ISSA last November,” Jim Harris, CIRI’s interim Chairman stated, “we set a goal
Albany, NY (March 25, 2005) – A steering committee that was established in December to define the structure for a proposed Cleaning Industry Research Institute (CIRI) will hold its first meeting in Chicago on March 1 and 2. The committee – originally initiated by Castle
Albany, NY (January 16, 2005) – One of the key organizers of a proposed cleaning industry research institute expressed frustration that an Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) conference sponsored by the US Surgeon General and the National Institute of Health (NIH) last week failed to include
Lincolnwood, IL, USA, August 11, 2009—ISSA, the worldwide cleaning-industry association, and its research partner, the Cleaning Industry Research Institute (CIRI), have completed Phase I of their research—consisting of laboratory and limited field testing in 70 schools and two day-care facilities—to determine the best methodologies and
Albany, NY — Members of the Cleaning Industry Research Institute (CIRI) International’s Science Advisory Committee (SAC) recently traveled to Europe and Latin America where they were featured speakers at ISSA Interclean forums. Dr. Steven Spivak, SAC chair and professor emeritus at the University of