Site managers, operations leaders and HSE teams
Cleaning planned around the site
Industrial and logistics sites run on procedures: inductions, permits, traffic plans and shift patterns. Cleaning works when it fits inside those procedures rather than around them.
Operational context
What shapes the scope
Induction and access come first
No attendance takes place until site induction, sign-in procedures and PPE requirements are complete. These are built into mobilisation and refreshed when the site updates them.
Zones and traffic management
Forklift routes, exclusion zones and escorted areas define where cleaning can happen and when. Scope maps to those zones so there is no ambiguity on the warehouse floor.
Offices and amenities matter to the workforce
Site offices, lunchrooms, lockers and showers are used intensively across shifts. They usually justify a daily standard regardless of what happens on the operational floor.
Floor programs around operations
Machine-scrubbing of sealed concrete and walkways is scheduled in quieter windows or shutdowns, coordinated with the traffic-management plan and dock activity.
Before a proposal
What we discuss with you
Each of these is confirmed during a site assessment and reflected in the written scope.
- Exclusion of hazardous materials, plant internals and regulated waste from general scope
- Shift patterns and quieter operational windows
- High-level work such as racking tops requiring a specific method and agreement
- Contractor management systems and permit-to-work requirements
- Reporting to the site manager and HSE contact
Relevant services
Services commonly scoped for industrial & logistics
Industrial & warehouse cleaning
Industrial and warehouse cleaning coordinated with inductions, access and operational controls.
Hard-floor care
Routine and periodic care for vinyl, concrete, tile, timber and stone floors.
Washroom & amenity cleaning
Specified washroom, shower and kitchen cleaning with clear consumables responsibilities.
Frequently asked questions
- Do you work under our contractor-management system?
- Yes. Induction, sign-in, permits and any document requirements under the site's system are completed as part of mobilisation and kept current.
- What is excluded from general industrial cleaning?
- Hazardous materials, chemical spills, plant and machinery internals and regulated waste are excluded from general scope. Anything of that nature is discussed separately and, where appropriate, referred to specialists.
Discuss a industrial & logistics requirement
Tell us about your premises and the outcomes that matter to your team. We will talk through a scope that reflects how your site operates.