The American Association of
Cleaning Equipment Manufacturers
The American Association of Cleaning Equipment Manufacturers (AACEM), a subsidiary organization of ISSA, exists to serve and represent the interests of manufacturers of commercial and industrial powered cleaning equipment.
AACEM promotes public awareness, professionalism, industry-wide safety standards, and education for the advancement of the cleaning equipment industry.
Mission Statement
The AACEM is committed to providing tangible value to its membership through:
- Quarterly reports and evaluation of competitor performance statistics
- Voting rights on industry standards
- Influence over industry technical issues
- Opportunities to build personal relationships with other C-Level industry executives
Further, the AACEM is committed to broader industry constituents by:
- Offering superior mechanized cleaning solutions to downstream customers in the form of technically advanced equipment that adheres to North American industry standards
- Educating on how the “Value of Clean” can impact a company’s bottom line
- Acting as an authority on industry standards
- Providing unified governance
- Fostering greater industry legitimacy
The AACEM stands for:
ADVOCACY
- Industry Marketing for Mechanized/Automated Cleaning
- Association of Marketing
- Partnerships
- Product Scope
- Lobbying & Influencing
STATISTICS & MARKET INTELLIGENCE
- Data Sharing & Conclusions
- Product Categorization
- Product Scope
- Trends
GOVERNANCE
- Regulatory Body of the Cleaning Equipment Manufacturer’s Industry
- Watchdog
- Standard Enforcement
STANDARDS & GUIDANCE
- Technical Standards
- Liaison Management with Regulatory Bodies (OSHA)
- Procedural
- Terminology
- Safety
- Environmental
Working together we create a better business environment for manufacturers. In support of our mission, we bring significant value to our members through the benefits we provide.
- Help guide important policies and standards such as IEC standards, CRI, UL, Green
- Inclusion on industry trends and quarterly performance statistics
- Build relationships with industry executives
- Act as a coordinated influence on industry technical issues through the technical committee
- Provide unique “engagement” opportunities to support key strategic pillars
- Defining and executing a strategy designed to enable our members, while simultaneously uplifting the image/importance of our industry
- Voting rights on industry standards
For more information on AACEM, contact Allison Hill, AACEM Coordinator, at 800-225-4772; email Allison@issa.com.
