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| It is important that a cleaning program is introduced to ensure office buildings are kept clean, reduce micro-organisms and help prevent the spread of disease. | |||
| Many companies will employ their own in-house cleaners but with a competitive contract office cleaning market outsourcing this service to a specialist contractor is usually the preferred option. | |||
| Firstly before inviting companies to tender for your cleaning services a cleaning specification should be produced detailing the areas to be cleaned and frequency of cleaning. This can then be added to the tender document. | |||
| Cleaning operatives should be trained trained to a minimum standard of BICSc Stage1. This is the industry standard qualification for cleaning of office buildings. Ensure this is a requirement during the tender process as this may cause future problems with poor safety awareness and cleaning standards if not included. | |||
| Control measures to reduce the risks to cleaning operatives and office building users from carrying out cleaning operations on site should be introduced at local level. | |||
| Health and safety awareness covered in the BICSc program includes | |||
| Further Information: | |||
| Visit our Office Safety Directory to find a comprehensive list of contract cleaning companies. Providing a range of services that may include office cleaning, window cleaning, carpet cleaning, pest control and washroom hygiene. | |||
| http://directory.officecontrol.co.uk/contract_cleaning.htm |
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