About us

Vision

CIRI is the clearinghouse for fair, peer-assessed specialized data and research about the exploration of cleaning or reclamation of the indoor condition.

Mission

Working with and through its individuals, CIRI conveys unprejudiced, peer-checked on specialized data and research about the study of cleaning or rebuilding of the indoor condition to every single intrigued partner.

he Cleaning Industry Research Institute (CIRI) is an exceptional association among the overall expert cleaning, offices and building support, jan-san and fiasco reclamation businesses. CIRI is an autonomous, not-revenue driven, instructive, science and research association known and generally regarded for its fair-minded way to deal with issues of cleaning science, cleaning for wellbeing, calamity reclamation sciences, indoor ecological quality, and cleanliness.

CIRI's recently refreshed Science Advisory Council (SAC) comprises of a virtual's who of driving researchers and analysts serving the cleaning and catastrophe rebuilding enterprises. CIRI is satisfied to present:

Steven M. Spivak, Ph.D.Steven M. Spivak, Ph.D. is the SAC seat. Dr. Spivak has served in this job since 1508. He succeeded Dr. Michael Berry who imagined and established the gathering.

Dr. Spivak has served the cleaning and reclamation ventures for over three decades. He is an Emeritus Professor with the Clark School of Engineering at the University of Maryland where he served over 30 years as instructor teacher, scientist, understudy counselor and coach. At the same time, Spivak filled in as specialist and specialized consultant to the Restoration Industry Association (RIA and its ancestor, ASCR International). This enveloped all issues of science and innovation for materials and materials science, including assessing items and procedures for expert cleaning, cleaning science and wellbeing; distributing a month to month section in RIA's honor winning Cleaning and Restoration magazine; and different tasks and papers emerging from cleaning and intermittent support of inside completion materials