WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Mint Eco Car Wash and Detail Center announces its First Annual Voluntary Environmental Self Audit, according to a press release.
The audit is a critical element of Mint Eco’s Environmental Promise which states: “Mint Eco will treat the environment as a critical constituent of our business. We will take a long-term approach to our relationship with the environment. We will minimize our impact on the environment and support organizations that share our vision.”
The publishing of the audit ensures that Mint Eco operates in a manner consistent with its promise.
“We decided to make the word ‘eco’ a part of our name because we simply believe that being environmentally conscious and responsible is the way that all businesses should be,” said CEO and Co-Founder Geoffrey Jervis. “The audit helps us continue to hold ourselves accountable to that goal. We publish the audit not only to hold ourselves accountable, but also to create a roadmap for other carwashes to build environmentally friendly operations.”
Mint Eco identified five key areas to focus on in its audit, along with guiding questions:
Given a lack of standardized rules and regulations in the industry, the company developed its own criteria for each of the five key areas.
Mint Eco established a baseline score for every carwash location to understand its current environmental position, helping the sites determine where to act and improve moving forward.
It also allows Mint Eco to introduce new practices in the future as technology and resources are developed for the industry.
The results of the audit concluded that all sites and corporate headquarters were in compliance.
Going forward, the audit will expand its scope to improve the company’s detail and interior services business as well as to evaluate alternative energy and water sources, as well as identify opportunities for further noise reduction.
For more information about Mint Eco Car Wash and Detail Center and to read the full findings of their audit, visit mintecocarwash.com/environment.
ROCKLIN, Calif. — Quick Quack Car Wash received a Glassdoor award honoring exceptional senior leadership at the company.
ROCKLIN, Calif. — Quick Quack Car Wash has been named a winner of Glassdoor’s inaugural award for Best-Led Companies 2024 in the United States, stated a press release.
This award honors companies with exceptional senior leadership teams that go above and beyond to redefine the employee experience.
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