Industries

Who we work with, and what coordination looks like

The cleaning tasks are described on the service pages. This page is about the other half: what the client is responsible for, and how work is coordinated on your kind of site.

Warehousing & distribution

The constraint is traffic and space, not the cleaning itself.

What sits with you
  • Confirm which zones can be released and when, and who signs off on that
  • Decide whether aisles will be cleared for machine work, and how often
  • Set the site rules the crew follows: pedestrian routes, PPE, sign-in, incident reporting
  • Name one operations contact who can make a call on the night
How we coordinate
  • Zone-by-zone schedules that work around picking, loading and shift changeovers
  • Agreement on what happens to blocked aisles rather than silently skipping them
  • Debris and packaging routed to your bins, with haulage left to your waste contractor
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Manufacturing

The boundary between plant cleaning and equipment cleaning has to be explicit.

What sits with you
  • Define what the crew may approach and what stays untouched
  • Confirm who releases a zone and how that is communicated at shift change
  • Provide site orientation, PPE requirements and any permit process
  • Involve maintenance early if you want any equipment cleaning assessed
How we coordinate
  • Cleaning scheduled against the production calendar, not a fixed clock
  • Zones not released on the day recorded and rescheduled, not dropped
  • Floor methods agreed after a test area, especially where oil or coolant is present
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Commercial property management

You are answerable to tenants, so the reporting matters as much as the work.

What sits with you
  • Set the standard expected in common areas, entrances and washrooms
  • Confirm how tenant complaints reach us and how they are closed out
  • Agree access, after-hours rules, elevator use and notice requirements
  • Decide who supplies consumables across the building
How we coordinate
  • A written scope per building so the same standard applies each visit
  • Documented corrections you can forward to a tenant
  • Periodic floor care planned in advance rather than requested reactively
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Multi-location operators

Consistency across sites depends on one scope structure, applied locally.

What sits with you
  • Decide what is standard across all sites and what is site-specific
  • Name a head-office contact plus a local contact per site
  • Confirm how invoicing and reporting should be grouped
  • Prioritise which sites are addressed first if you are switching contractors
How we coordinate
  • One scope template, adjusted per building after each walkthrough
  • Comparable quotes site to site, so you can see where costs differ and why
  • Staged start dates so locations move over in a controlled sequence
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Medical offices & clinics

Routine environmental cleaning and disinfection must follow the procedures approved for your site.

What sits with you
  • Confirm the approved products, contact times and any restricted clinical areas
  • Keep sterilization, instrument reprocessing, sharps and biomedical waste with qualified providers
  • Set privacy, access and alarm rules for the cleaning window
  • Identify the clinic contact responsible for approving the site checklist
How we coordinate
  • Routine cleaning and disinfection of reception, offices, washrooms and agreed clinical areas
  • A site-specific checklist built around your approved products and procedures
  • Cleaning scheduled overnight, on weekends or at another hour that works around appointments
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General contractors & tenant improvement PMs

Cleaning is a scheduled activity in your sequence, not an afterthought at the end.

What sits with you
  • Share the trade schedule and tell us when it moves
  • Confirm site access, elevator or hoist booking, parking and loading
  • Confirm that power, lighting and water will be available for the final clean
  • Identify who is responsible for make-good items such as overspray or adhesive
How we coordinate
  • Rough, final and touch-up cleans quoted as separate phases
  • A handover walk against the written scope before occupancy
  • Clear statement of what is cleaning and what belongs to a trade
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Tell us about your facility

Send us your space, schedule and cleaning priorities and we will arrange a walkthrough, then prepare a written scope of work.

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