Office Cleaning Checklist Part 2
Ensure when using hazardous substances the room you are in is well ventilated to minimise the risk of eye irritation or breathing issues.
Do note that the above is the minimum that should be considered when cleaning. It is important you consult your company’s Health and Safety Policies handbook before starting ANY office cleaning activity.
With the health and safety issues considered lets move on to the Cleaning Checklist. For ease of use we have broken each list down into Daily and Weekly Office Cleaning tasks – this should help you be more efficient and get the job done in no time!
We believe every office cleaner should start at the front door of the work premises and work inwards but its personal preference where you start.
Reception Areas
Daily Cleaning Tasks Checklist
Start with Reception area, Stairs and corridors (if your office has these)
Ensure glass (if applicable) in front door is spotlessly cleaned – make your visitors first impressions count!
Sweep or vacuum the office entrance, doormats and carpets in corridors and on stairs
Vacuum high traffic carpeted areas Daily
Vacuum low traffic carpeted areas on alternate days (you’ll need to map these out first though!)
Polishing of desks and any other furniture where situated in these areas
Dust and polish window sills and ledges
Empty all waste bins and replace liners
Toilets, Washrooms or Lavatories
Daily Cleaning Checklist
Empty all waste bins and replace liners
Clean & disinfect toilet pans, seats and urinals
Clean & de-scale hand basins and taps
Replenish Soap, hand towels and toilet rolls.
Clean & disinfect all surfaces and radiator fronts
Clean doors and handles plus tops of doors
Spot clean mirrors
Vacuum / clean floor with anti bacterial solution
Weekly Checklist
Clean skirting boards, sills and ledges
Descale Toilets to prevent limescale build up
Dust high fixtures and fittings
Offices, Meeting rooms and Boardrooms
Daily Cleaning Checklist
Empty all waste bins and replace liners as necessary.
Damp wipe / polish desks and all other items of furniture
Dust office equipment to a high standard
Vacuum the High Traffic carpeted areas daily (easy to spot look for increased wear)
Vacuum Low Traffic carpeted areas on alternate days
Collect any cups left around the office and wash in relevant kitchen
Clean internal glass and doors (tip clean the dirty spots rather than the whole glass)
If you think there is a tip that you really like or one that we are missing here do let us know - we'll even give you the credit for the tip too!