To help us maintain our tight-knit, family-like atmosphere we created the Meet the Players initiative. Inspired by the look of an NFL player stats reel, these mini videos serve as an easy way for the organization to get to know all the players on our team.
As a mission-driven organization, we’re determined to better the communities we serve while also empowering the American worker. This mission holds true not only for our customers but our employees alike.
Leaning into the values of community and empowerment, we created the Porta-Bowl, a unique way to bring our team together, all while maintaining a safe social distance.
As we prepare for another busy summer season, our labor team has once again partnered with the Indianapolis Colts and their mascot, Blue, as an ideal way to get ourselves in tip-top shape.
This year’s Lip Sync Battle video reached a total of 50,000 people and was shared on Facebook alone more than 250 times.
Because many families at the Ronald McDonald Houses are often far from the comforts of home, several of our employees from various departments teamed up with the Meals from the Heart program.
Family lies at the forefront of the Service Sanitation brand. We believe it’s important to occasionally pause from the daily grind and focus on just that. This year we hosted our 2nd Annual Service Sanitation Summer Bash as a way to come together.
This year, 14 members of our staff left the comforts of their desks to attend the Global Leadership Summit at Faith Church in Dyer to grow in the area of leadership.
Each Spring we like to pause as an organization and invite our labor teams in for an opportunity of fellowship and professional training.
We’re a brand that’s all about bettering communities and personal empowerment. Not only externally with our portable sanitation services, but also internally with our staff.
Bettering Communities Service Sanitation Participates in Black Oak Cleanup GARY, Ind. (September 21, 2016) – More than 200 volunteers, including 30 Service Sanitation employees and 50 students from Calumet New Tech High School, participated in the Black Oak Community Clean-Up Day by collecting over 5.34 [...]
