Clean It Up
UK General Cleaning Forum => General Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: jamescsp on September 20, 2010, 08:35:14 am
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hi,
please give some tips for office cleaning??what are the factors which we sould take care of??plz...
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Hi James
I suspect you may have to be more specific. Your website says you have 10 years experience so I hope you aren't asking what should be cleaned and when, so could you please clarify what you would like to know?
Best Wishes
Diane
www.freshlymaid.co.uk
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Hi James,
As much as I agree with Diane, if you have 10 years in the making then you should'nt need to ask, but we all know that if you say "Never done office cleaning but give us a go" your chances are very slim indeed. Thats in any line of work....
So you are asking factors to take care of, I am assuming you mean a task list. Or are you refering to cleaning during the day time while office staff are their "Safety"
Well a basic list will be along the lines of this
Vacuum all areas
Mop kitchen & Toilets
Clean kitchen counters & cupboards
Damp wipe & polish desks
Dust skirting
Dust chairs
Clean glass & mirrors
Polish banister rails
Dust for cobwebs
Collect cups and place in dishwasher
Clean coasters
Dust keyboards
Dust computer monitors
Empty bins
Empty recycle bins
Now thats a basic list. Every office will be different and will want and need a different type of cleaning. Some more thorough than others.
Obviously it will depend on a number of factors, size, desity, number of staff, type of standard of clean they want. You will have to rota the cleaning as well as you wont be able to fit it all in.
Talk to the customer and find out there type of environment as this will effect the type pf clean as well.
I hope this is of some help
Dave
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Hi James, are you serious? If you give me £10.00 you can come and shadow everyone in an established office cleaning business for one week. You can see the whole process from sales to sites we have had for years. Give me a checklist of what you want to see and learn from then get yourself over here at your own dollar plus my tenner and you will get the best insight / apprenticeship you could wish for. If you do I will give £100 to the charity of the forum's choice. Phill D
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Hi James, are you serious? If you give me £10.00 you can come and shadow everyone in an established office cleaning business for one week. You can see the whole process from sales to sites we have had for years. Give me a checklist of what you want to see and learn from then get yourself over here at your own dollar plus my tenner and you will get the best insight / apprenticeship you could wish for. If you do I will give £100 to the charity of the forum's choice. Phill D
What a great offer to someone new and old to the trade.
Wow!
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A very good offer indeed from Phil ;D
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Hi James
dont wory if you arent sure thats what these forums are for. I think you dont big your self up enough on your web site, thats what its all about we all ahve to start somewhere. contact me and I will give you any advice you need.
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Hi James, are you serious? If you give me £10.00 you can come and shadow everyone in an established office cleaning business for one week. You can see the whole process from sales to sites we have had for years. Give me a checklist of what you want to see and learn from then get yourself over here at your own dollar plus my tenner and you will get the best insight / apprenticeship you could wish for. If you do I will give £100 to the charity of the forum's choice. Phill D
The forums turned into Dragons Den ;)
Great offer!
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i work for that firm but i am new to this job. Haven't done any project yet. Thats why I asked you all. Neways thanks for your replies....
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I'm seriously thinking about taking Phil's offer myself! ;D