Do the math: With more than 33,000 dry-cleaning operators nationwide, Miele, one of the few manufacturers of these "wet-cleaning" systems, now has a chance to grab a big slice of a potential $1.5 billion market.
Every employee I passed in the hotel and in the parks — from managers to ride operators to cleaning staff and more.
No customers were aboard, and only minor injuries to the operators and cleaning staff were reported.
As with his previous book "Small Giants," the stars of "Finish Big" are entrepreneurs who set up call centers, freight trucking operators, exhaust cleaning companies and industrial water treatment plants.
Hence the results of this work can find applications in predicting the reduction in heat transfer efficiency due to fouling in heat exchangers that are in operation and assist the exchanger operators to plan cleaning schedules.
The motives of the woman, who worked for a company contracted to carry out cleaning for the train operator, were not immediately clear.
She worked as a high-school teacher, a switchboard operator, receptionist, cleaning woman and emergency room nurse ("I like working in Emergency", she writes in the perfect miniature My Jockey, "you meet men there, anyway").
The secretary of the College of Cardinals, priests for cardinal confessions, doctors, nurses, elevator operators, security officers, cleaning and meal crews and minibus drivers who all serve the cardinals — all took the oath on Monday in the Pauline Chapel in the Apostolic Palace.
For seasoned and salty salvage operators like Lozman, cleaning up the wreckage is a no-brainer.
Thatcherite culture celebrated the chancers and the semi-crooks: people who had been shunned in the solidaristic working-class towns became the economic heroes of the new model – the security-firm operators, the contract-cleaning slave drivers; the outright hoodlums operating in plain sight as the cops concentrated on breaking strikes.
