Industry-leading facility solutions provider recognized for 7th time

NEW YORK, May 20, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — ABM (NYSE: ABM), a leading provider of integrated facility services, infrastructure solutions, and parking management, has been recognized as one of the 2024 Best Places to Work in Healthcare by Modern Healthcare. This is the seventh time ABM has been named to the list, which recognizes outstanding employers in the healthcare industry nationwide.

 

“Providing a great experience for our clients begins with a great experience for our team members,” said Valerie Burd, President, Business & Industry at ABM. “Receiving this recognition for the seventh time is a testament to our Healthcare team’s ongoing commitment to creating a culture of caring and excellence, and we look forward to building on our work and advancing our reputation as a top employer.”

 

For more than a century, ABM has been delivering facility solutions across virtually every industry, including hospitals and healthcare systems, where the company provides integrated and standalone support services, including environmental disinfection and cleaning, maintenance, food and nutrition, patient transport, valet parking and more.

 

“This recognition reflects our specialized healthcare focus which provides an enhanced patient, family, and guest experience from compassionate, professional team members trained in the best-in-class engagement techniques,” added Thomas McCullough, Vice President, Healthcare at ABM. “We continue to elevate the team member experience to provide patients and our clients with seamlessly integrated programs, care and quality that align with the expectations, goals, and commitments toward delivering the best possible overall patient experience.”

 

ABM will be recognized at the Best Places to Work in Healthcare Awards Gala on Oct. 10 in Nashville, TN.

 

“With all the economic uncertainty, staffing challenges, and folks wanting more flexible work setups, every company has to get clever about how they attract and hold onto talent,” noted Dan Peres, President of Modern Healthcare. “The winners of the 2024 Best Places to Work awards really get it. They show us how vital it is to understand what employees want and need right now. With healthcare shifting so much, finding the right people is a top priority, and the winners know that keeping their team happy is the key to business success.”

 

To learn more about career opportunities at ABM and apply to join our Company, please visit: www.abm.com/careers.

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Michael Valentino, ABM
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NEW YORK, April 11, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — ABM (NYSE: ABM), a leading provider of integrated facility services, infrastructure solutions, and parking management, today announced the initiation of an Energy Performance Contracting program for the Clarke County Commission in Alabama. The project includes upgrades to HVAC systems, lighting technology, and related controls that are expected to create $1.8 million in cost savings over 20 years and will also improve security and indoor air quality for the county’s facilities.

 

“We focus on delivering energy projects that help communities accomplish more and modernize faster,” said Mark Hawkinson, President of ABM Technical Solutions. “Local leaders can compress timetables so that community members see the benefits of facility improvements sooner with our unique solutions.”

 

In addition to energy savings and operational cost reductions from lighting and HVAC upgrades, building envelope improvements, and water conservation measures, the project integrates and improves controls technology for the Clarke County Courthouse, including the 911 and Emergency Response office. The project also includes cameras and centralized door and lighting controls for the county jail to improve security and risk mitigation. To address indoor air quality for both county facilities, the project provides needlepoint bi-polar ionization equipment, an advanced pathogen and particle control measure.

 

“This project has truly been a team effort between the ABM and Clarke County staffs that expanded from a focus on deferred infrastructure investment into an opportunity to enhance facilities with state-of-the-art technology that our County can be proud of,” said Tyrone Moye, Clarke County Commission Chairman.

 

ABM’s Energy Performance Contracting Program enables local governments and others, such as schools and federal agencies, to invest in critical facility needs like air quality, infrastructure, and sustainability goals. The program is designed to drive costs out of a facility’s operating budget, redirecting savings to fund mission critical facility needs. This video outlines how ABM provides customized technical and financial solutions for government facilities without upfront costs or tax increases.

 

For more information on ABM, please visit abm.com.

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Michael Valentino, ABM
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