However, a day later – and there is no doubt that this is a direct result of the World Sweeping Association`s extensive information content – Walmart management in Regions 12 and 13 sent a “revised” email to those affected. Here`s the content of this email: __ If you`re a landscaping, parking sweeper, electric wash, or other field service provider, you do NOT need to submit photos to Walmart stores before or after work. The request for photos and the unsubscription of the manager are addressed to suppliers who submit proposals or carry out a larger project in the store. Examples: If a wall has been repaired and repainted, submit photos. If the floor needs to be dug up to repair a plumbing line, submit photos. ________ The requirement also seems to raise a number of questions, including what the photos should be. When scanning, it`s not like a pothole or a large object, as before and after photos would be possible in a specific location. Because it takes so long to determine all this, she continued, we then ask for a photo and the store manager to unsubscribe unless the store is not open during the scan. You are new to the scanning industry.

How did you come up with the idea of starting your business? In fact, not so long ago. We are completely new to the industry. I started as an investigator and I also own another company which is an inflatable boat company. I was at a House meeting to discuss building a new Walmart across the city, and the manager was present at the meeting. Brand new Walmart that was quite exciting. I was sitting next to the manager, and we were talking, so I told him to drive and I would introduce him to important people. While we were driving, he asked me if I knew the sweepers. On behalf of WSA (and Power Sweeping Contractors), my response was, “When it comes to power sweeping, let`s talk about the mechanics of it. First of all, the work is usually done at night. We don`t fix a pothole, remove any large objects, or remove graffiti where a photo could easily be taken showing a before and after result. Instead, a service is performed that extends over the entire parking lot.

My argument was that it might make more sense to simply require all sweepers operating Walmart grounds to have GPS, but Garling replied that they learned very quickly that showing that the sweeper was there via GPS, rather than being there to scan the property, were different things. That, she said, was something they learned very quickly. I replied that the photo request system wouldn`t really solve the problem, as an unethical sweeper could just let someone drive to the property, take a picture of trash on a sidewalk line, pick up the debris, and then take another photo, maybe pick up the obvious trash by hand when they`re gone. “A general photo of the entire car park does not show anything valuable before or after. Some photos, where there is debris and then no, do not mean that the rest of the parking lot has also been cleaned or not. In addition, the work is usually done at night, which leads to another set of problems. On August 4, 2011, we received an email from a full contractor in the southern United States regarding WalMart`s new requirement to use Service Channel. The company is an online services verification company. Click on the link below to learn more. Learn more about it. What does your business model look like so far with your new business? All your employees and offices? Right now, there are only two of our employees.

We check if we want to buy another one, because we are exhausted for this alone. .