Discharge and Transfer Cleaning - Isolation
|
|
- Leo Johns
- 5 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 Approved by: Corporate Director, Environmental Supports Discharge and Transfer Cleaning - Isolation Environmental Services Operating Standards Manual Number: Date Approved Next Review March 3, 2018 Purpose Applicability Responsibility Principles Procedures This Operating Standard provides guidance for the expectations of appropriate steps to clean an isolation patient/resident room discharge or transfer to ensure safety and maintain quality. This Operating Standard applies to all Covenant Health Environmental Services staff. All Environmental Services employees are required to follow the steps outlined when doing a discharge or transfer clean of a patient/resident room in order to maintain a clean and safe environment. It is the Employee s responsibility to perform proper hand hygiene prior to starting step one of the cleaning protocol. A standard cleaning process for discharge/transfer isolation room cleaning ensures sanitation of the environment after patient/resident discharge and aids in the prevention of cross contamination. Treat each patient/resident area as if it was a single room. TOOLS NEEDED Cleaning cart, linen hamper, hand pail, clean cloths, dry mop, wet mop, bucket and wringer or Microfiber System, cleaning/disinfecting product(s), dispenser refills, dispenser keys, dustpan and broom, wet floor signs, scraper/putty knife, dusting tool(s), garbage bags, linen bags (for soiled linen), radiator brush, gloves and safety goggles/glasses. SAFETY PRACTICES Place floor sign where it is readily seen at all entrances and exits and remove when floors are dried. Carry garbage bags away from body. Raise bed to avoid bending causing strain on back. Follow proper ergonomic practice as per training. Cleaning carts are to be stored appropriately in housekeeping supply rooms when not needed or not in use. If cleaning cart is not visible when on units it must be locked. Cleaning carts are not to be used to hold or store foodstuff and/or beverages. Change PPE as necessary to prevent cross contamination. If any questions regarding safe practices, please consult with your immediate supervisor. STEPS 1. Removal of all utensils, meal trays, and linen should be done by Unit staff prior to request for Discharge/Transfer clean. Items to be removed are: wash basins, soap dish, glass, and urinal, etc. Suction containers and medical supplies must be removed by nursing/unit staff before Environmental Services staff begins cleaning the room. 2. Wash/sanitize hands, put on gloves. 3. Assemble equipment.
2 Page 2 of 6 4. Prepare approved cleaning/disinfecting product(s) for hand pail and mop bucket, diluting as required. All products must be used in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions including preparation, dilution and contact time. Review MSDS sheets for product handling and precautions. PPE must be worn when preparing cleaning/disinfecting solution(s). Soiled cloths must not be double dipped into any cleaning /disinfecting solution(s), and must be discarded into soiled linen bag on cart immediately after use. 5. Place wet floor sign appropriately at all entrances/exits. Remove when finished and floor is dry. 6. Confirm precautions to be used prior to entering room. For airborne and contact pathogen precautions confirm appropriate settle time has occurred. Refer to Appendix A. Wash/sanitize hands. Put on gloves. Put on (don) appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). See How To Put On And Take Off Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). 7. Check for articles patient/resident may have left in room and, if articles are found, notify Nursing Desk. Notify Nursing Desk. Indicate room and bed number where found. 8. Pick up all waste. Magazines and books should be disposed of. Do not re-circulate. Empty waste container by removing bag. Discard ALL disposable items paper towels, toilet paper, gloves, Kleenex, etc. Remove garbage bags from waste containers and leave inside room at door. If items can be cleaned and disinfected and are un-opened, clean and disinfect and leave in room. 9. Unlock bed wheels, pull away from wall. Raise bed to high position and lower rails. Utilize proper ergonomics. 10. Loosen linen at corners, strip bed. Place linen in bag/hamper. Follow training for bed stripping/making. Stripping of beds may not be appropriate for all sites (site specific requirement). Remove one piece of linen at a time to ensure nothing has been left behind in bedding. 11. Remove cubicle and shower curtains. Place in soiled linen bag/hamper. If required remove window curtains, place in clear plastic bag. 12. Wall washing as per wall washing protocol # Remove gloves; perform hand hygiene and apply new gloves.
3 Page 3 of Damp wipe headwall top to bottom, and fixtures including over bed light, etc. Damp wipe cubicle curtain rods and tops of closets. Damp wipe Blood Pressure cuff/suction, etc, with the exception of all technical equipment including computers. 15. Damp wipe over-bed table and bedside table. Clean inside, outside and underside. Ensure legs and wheels of tables are wiped. 16. Damp wipe call-bell and cord. Damp wipe light cord. 17. Damp wipe patient/resident dedicated I.V. pole (if applicable). Damp wipe side-chair and foot stools and other furniture in room. 18. Wipe sharps container and the brackets if not at ¾ fill line. Care must be taken when wiping external surface of sharps container as these are puncture-resistant, not puncture-proof. This may present a risk of sharps injury. 19. Damp wipe window ledges and wash windows. Polish windows after washing, to remove streaks. Including interior glass windows, doors and partitions. 20. Damp wipe inside of patient/resident closet/locker. Make sure to remove scuff marks from inside walls. 21. Damp wipe handles and wall fixtures from top to bottom. 22. Clean sinks/fixtures, plumbing pipes, dispensers and mirrors. Clean internal surfaces of the dispenser. 23. Damp wipe waste container inside and out if soiled. Replace bag. 24. After air-drying, use a clean, dry cloth to polish streaks from mirrors and chrome, etc. left from cleaning chemicals. Chemical will leave streaks when dry. When polishing surfaces pay particular attention to mirror, etc. 25. Damp wipe bed, headboard, footboard, side-rails, under bed frame, cribs, and cots. Allow to air dry. Damp wipe both sides of mattress and report if damaged to Unit staff and your Supervisor. Utilize proper ergonomics. Clean each bed area separately. Change cloth for each Patient/Resident bed. Follow training for mattress turning/cleaning. Do not remove cardiac bed locks.
4 Page 4 of Orthopedic-Balkan Frames Lower bed to lowest level. Wrap damp cloth around radiator brush or long handled brush. Start at bar and wipe frame from one end of the bed to the other. When dusting, extend handle and bend at top to get the right angle. When able to reach the frame by hand, remove radiator brush or long tool. Continue to damp dust by hand until all areas are covered. Change cloths for each patient/resident bed. 27. Remove gloves, perform hand hygiene and apply new gloves. 28. Clean washroom. Follow Washroom Cleaning Protocol. Note: For Discharge/Transfer cleaning leave damp mopping of floor until last after completing patient/resident area floor. 29. Damp mop (wash) patient/resident room floors. DO NOT dry mop washrooms floors. Damp mop floor using concept of far corner to door. Pay particular attention to corners, edges, and baseboards (scraper may be needed) and washroom floors. Follow Damp Mopping protocols. Repeat. 30. Remove (Doff) Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Remove gloves. Wash/sanitize hands. Review How To Put On And Take Off Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Remove wet floor sign when floor is dry. Remove isolation signage from door, disinfect laminated signage. If signage is not laminated, discard the signage. 31. Clean equipment. 32. Replace furniture in standard location after gloves are taken off and hand hygiene is performed. 33. Arrange in a neat and orderly fashion. 34. Replenish dispenser supplies (soap, hand sanitizers and paper supplies). 35. Re-make bed, re-position bed and lock wheels. 36. Remove isolation signage posted on door. 37. Wash/sanitize hands. 38. Let Nursing Desk know that room has been completed. Treat each patient/resident area as if it was a single room. Change water in mop pail and place mop head into laundry. Not applicable if using the Microfiber System. 39. Continue to next assignment. 40. Clean and store equipment.
5 Page 5 of 6 Footnotes: Order of Cleaning: All items/areas MUST be cleaned from the cleanest item/area to the dirtiest item/area and from high to low. Mop head and water MUST BE CHANGED every three rooms, or before if visibly soiled. *Exception: Mop head and water MUST BE CHANGED every room for isolation cleans. Microfibre Mop heads MUST BE CHANGED every room, or before if visibly soiled. Double dipping Soiled cloth must not be re-dipped into /disinfecting solution(s). Soiled clothes must be discarded into soiled linen bags on carts immediately after use. Cloths and rags MUST be changed frequently within each patient environment in order to prevent cross contamination. Maintenance report plugged or damaged toilets, urinals, sinks/fixtures, lights, walls, etc. to unit staff and to your Supervisor or submit maintenance requisition where appropriate. Cleaning/Disinfecting Products Never mix chemicals. Review MSDS sheets for product handling and precautions. Product(s) must be measured properly and changed after every case. Chemical must remain on surface for entire kill cycle / contact time. Refer to specific chemical directions. Ensure proper solution concentration testing Standard Operating Procedures are followed and documented. Use only hospital approved cleaning and disinfecting products. If at any time you are unsure of which tool(s) and/or product(s) to use for a task, consult your Supervisor. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Clothing or equipment worn by staff for protection against hazards. To Don is to put on, and to Doff is to remove. Additional Precautions (AP) Precautions (i.e. Contact Precautions, Droplet Precautions, Airborne Precautions) that are necessary in addition to Routine Practices for certain pathogens or clinical presentations. These precautions are based on the method of transmission (e.g. contact, droplet, airborne). Damp Cloth Cloth must be wet to ensure that the surface stays wet for the required contact time of a disinfectant to be effective. Cleaning The physical removal of foreign material (e.g. dust, soil) and organic material (e.g. blood, secretions, excretions, microorganisms). Cleaning physically removes rather than kills microorganisms. It is accomplished with water, detergents and mechanical action. Disinfection The inactivation of disease-producing microorganisms. Disinfection does not destroy bacterial spores. Medical equipment/devices must be cleaned thoroughly before effective disinfection can take place. Hazard Assessment Health and Safety Hazard Assessments mitigate the risk of incident/injury or illness from exposure to biological, chemical, or physical contaminants. To reduce the risk of incident/injury or illness appropriate controls must be put into place. Health and Safety Hazard Assessments must be completed and reviewed before an ES employee is exposed to contaminants which may pose incident/injury or illness. This is done to protect the health and safety of ES employee, other staff and patients/residents.
6 Page 6 of 6 Employee Incident/Injury Reporting Report incidents or unsafe work to your Supervisor and/or to OHS through the incident management process as required. Risk Assessment Assessment conducted before each interaction with a patient/resident or their environment to determine the risk of exposure to infectious agents, and the appropriate interventions (additional precautions, PPE etc.) to reduce the risk of transmission. Two-Step Clean A two-step process is used to clean and then disinfect surfaces. First wipe surfaces thoroughly to clean the surfaces of visible organic material (dirt you can see) and then wipe again with a clean cloth saturated with disinfectant to remove invisible microorganisms (things you cannot see). Organic materials that are not properly removed during the first step may inactivate the disinfectant used in the second step, therefore both steps are essential. Cleaning Frequency Based on the Cleaning Frequency Standard. References Alberta Health Services, Linen and Environmental Services, Cleaning Protocol Standard # ES-PROT-CLN-006
Discharge and Transfer Cleaning
Approved by: Corporate Director, Environmental Supports Discharge and Transfer Cleaning Environmental Services Operating Standards Manual Number: 3.1.1.2 Date Approved Next Review March 3, 2018 Purpose
More informationWashroom. PURPOSE: To provide clean washrooms for staff, visitors and patients MATERIALS: 19-1
Washroom 1 High to Low Outside Clean 2 3 to Inside to Dirty Remember the Cleaning Basics PURPOSE: To provide clean washrooms for staff, visitors and patients MATERIALS: Disposable gloves If needed: --Disposable
More informationCleaningProtocol. Guidelines for Frontline Staff
CleaningProtocol Guidelines for Frontline Staff Healthy Measures Ι www.healthymeasuresonline.com Network Services Company Ι 1100 E. Woodfield Road, Suite 200 Ι Schaumburg This document assumes environmental
More informationMARSHALLTOWN MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CENTER ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES. SUBJECT: Room Cleaning Occupied Room (All Areas) PROCEDURE NO: 032
MARSHALLTOWN MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CENTER ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES SUBJECT: Room Cleaning Occupied Room (All Areas) PROCEDURE NO: 032 PURPOSE: To provide a systematic approach to remove the accumulation of
More informationHousekeeping. Note. Areas that are not covered under contractor services must adhere to the same cleaning standards as specified in this section.
Housekeeping Although microorganisms are normal contaminants of walls, floors, and other surfaces, these environmental surfaces rarely are associated with transmission of infections to patients or personnel.
More informationAlways ensure that surfaces that are being disinfected are compatible with the product being used.
Cleaning Guidance for Care Environments Introduction Each care facility should have written protocols to guide routine general cleaning together with a written cleaning schedule that ensures all areas
More informationENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES PATIENT ROOM DISCHARGE CLEANING PROCEDURE PROVIDING A CLEAN AND SAFE ENVIRONMENT FOR PATIENTS, VISITORS AND STAFF. OUR CAUSE IS HEALTH, OUR PASSION IS SERVICE WE ARE HERE TO MAKE
More informationMARSHALLTOWN MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CENTER ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES. SUBJECT: Room Cleaning Patient Discharge (All Areas) PROCEDURE NO: 033
MARSHALLTOWN MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CENTER ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES SUBJECT: Room Cleaning Patient Discharge (All Areas) PROCEDURE NO: 033 PURPOSE: To provide a systematic approach to remove the accumulation
More informationCUSTODIAL TRAINING GUIDE RESTROOM CARE
CUSTODIAL TRAINING GUIDE RESTROOM CARE Objectives and Materials The purpose of rest room care is to eliminate germs from fixtures and provide a safe environment for the users. Rest room care is a priority
More informationCLEANING AND SANITATION Policy Owner: Erica Tennessen Policy Originated by (program or department): Program Applicable Programs: All Programs
CLEANING AND SANITATION Policy Owner: Erica Tennessen Policy Originated by (program or department): Program Applicable Programs: All Programs Statutory or Regulatory Citation: Minn. Stat., Chap. 4626 Minn.
More informationBridging. the Gap. Health Care Environmental Services. Study Guide. Training Education and Developmental Series. Carts, Closets and Equipment
Bridging the Gap Health Care Environmental Services Study Guide Carts, Closets and Equipment Training Education and Developmental Series Technology at work for you INTRODUCTION The Environmental Service
More informationCommit 2 Clean TM/MC. Bloodborne Pathogens Awareness Program
Commit 2 Clean TM/MC Bloodborne Pathogens Awareness Program Commit 2 Clean TM/MC Bloodborne Pathogens Awareness Program Table of Contents Cleaning Minor Spills on Hard Surfaces... 2 Cleaning Major Spills
More informationMARSHALLTOWN MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CENTER LAUNDRY/LINEN SERVICES. SUBJECT: Infection Control POLICY NO: 106
MARSHALLTOWN MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CENTER LAUNDRY/LINEN SERVICES SUBJECT: Infection Control POLICY NO: 106 PURPOSE: The activities of collecting, processing and delivering an adequate supply of clean linens
More informationINFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT TOOL
INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT TOOL HOSPITAL: WARD: DATE: AUDITOR: ACTION PLAN SENT TO : DATE SENT: TOTAL SCORE: / % SCORE: PROGRESS REPORT TO BE RETURNED TO IPCN BY: Date: Page 1
More informationCleaning and Sanitation Procedures Module Cafe/Dining Restroom
Cafe/Dining Restroom Restrooms Materials Requirement Planning A. Materials requirement planning (MRP) a. Clean rags b. Mop buckets and wringers c. Cotton wet mops and handles d. Dust mop and dustpan e.
More informationDRAFT. Module 4. Decontamination & Environmental Cleaning
Module 4. Decontamination & Environmental Cleaning Learning Objectives 1. Define the 3 steps of decontamination 2. List and describe the process for cleaning and disinfecting 3. Discuss safe management
More informationThe Lee Wiggins Childcare Centre ENVIRONMENTAL CLEANING AND DISINFECTING POLICY AND PROCEDURE
Policy Statement The Lee Wiggins Childcare Centre (LWCC) is committed to providing a safe and healthy environment for children, families and employees. LWCC will take every reasonable precaution to prevent
More informationGENERAL CLEANING General Cleaning
GENERAL CLEANING General Cleaning General Cleaning A properly cleaned facility positively impacts everyone who uses it including tenants, visitors and service providers. Thorough daily cleaning extends
More informationDaily Office Cleaning
Daily Office Cleaning Procedure Cards If you have any questions, comments or need to reorder this set of cards, please call -800-558-2332. Getting Started Verify your equipment, supplies and cleaning products
More informationMethods & Procedures. Operational Cleaning
Methods & Procedures Operational Cleaning Prepared for: The Cleaning Site 11 Barber Close Oswestry SY11 2UE Contents Brush Sweep Floor Dust Control Mopping Vacuum Cleaning Damp Mopping Machine Damp Mop
More informationSANITARY PRACTICES POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
SANITARY PRACTICES POLICIES AND PROCEDURES December 2016 This section contains sanitary practices that must be followed for the following activities: Hand Washing for Caregivers and Children Use of Disposable
More informationCleaning Contract Maintenance Specifications General Information
Cleaning Contract Maintenance Specifications General Information The Janitorial Service (hereinafter called Contractor) hereby agrees to perform the following outlined tasks and Maintenance Specifications.
More informationDetails for Cleaning Checklist
Details for Cleaning Checklist First Stage During the first stage, collect trash, soiled linen, and terry and generally prepare the room for cleaning. Open and Enter Room If a Do Not Disturb sign is on
More informationHousekeeping Specifications
Housekeeping Specifications Individual Offices and Suites: Vacuum all carpeting Clean baseboards/cove base Sweep hard surface floors Mop hard surface floors Spot clean stains/spills Clean inside and outside
More informationJennings Street School
Infection Prevention and Control and Protocols Rationale Following standard infection control precautions can minimise the risk of norovirus outbreaks caused by person-to-person transmission in any institution
More informationSpecial Precautions Isolation Plan Environmental Services
Special Precautions Isolation Plan Environmental Services When page is received that suspect Ebola patient has arrived in ED: If the patient is not going to be admitted: Once patient is transferred to
More informationDaily Office Cleaning
Daily Office Cleaning Procedure Cards If you have any questions, comments or need to reorder this set of cards, please call -800-558-2332 Getting Started Verify your equipment, supplies and cleaning products
More informationEnvironmental Cleaning Tool Kit
Environmental Cleaning Tool Kit Cleaning in the OR and Procedure Rooms Module 3 Funded through the AORN Foundation and supported by a grant from Ecolab Objectives Upon completion of this module, participants
More informationR 7420 HANDLING AND DISPOSAL OF BODY WASTES AND FLUIDS
R 7420/page 1 of 5 M A. Definitions R 7420 HANDLING AND DISPOSAL OF BODY WASTES AND FLUIDS 1. Body wastes and fluids includes a person s blood, semen, drainage from scrapes and cuts, feces, urine, vomitus,
More informationVisual Assessment of Cleanliness
Visual assessment is only one of a number of methods available to assess the efficacy of cleaning. Visual assessment is most applicable to the monitoring of Hotel Clean procedures. Evaluation of Hospital
More informationUniversity of Kentucky Physical Plant Custodial Master Plan PART A
University of Kentucky Physical Plant Custodial Master Plan PART A Last Updated: August 23, 2012 OVERVIEW Core Management Services has been selected as a strategic partner by the University of Kentucky
More informationCleaning Service Levels
Restrooms Empty waste receptacles and change liner, as needed. Restock dispensers: soap, paper towel and toilet tissue. Clean mirrors; clean and disinfect urinals, toilets, and sinks. Polish stainless
More informationCommit 2 Clean Restroom Care Program TM/MC
TM/MC TM/MC Table of Contents Restroom Cleaning Procedures... 4-5 Process... 6-8 Daily Cleaning Inside the Restroom... 9-13 After Cleaning...14-15 Periodic Cleaning...16 Tools for Inspection of Restrooms...17
More informationINFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL ON LINEN AND LAUNDRY MANAGEMENT. ROSAFE E. PERALTA, RN, MAN Chief Nurse MARYMOUNT HOSPITAL
INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL ON LINEN AND LAUNDRY MANAGEMENT ROSAFE E. PERALTA, RN, MAN Chief Nurse MARYMOUNT HOSPITAL INTRODUCTION Patient-care delivery worker is often the person thought of first;
More informationCommit 2 Clean TM/MC. Restroom Care
Commit 2 Clean TM/MC Restroom Care Commit 2 Clean TM/MC Restroom Care Program Table of Contents Restroom Cleaning Procedures... 2-3 Process... 4-6 Daily Cleaning Inside the Restroom... 7-11 After Cleaning...
More informationHOMES AND SENIORS SERVICES. APPROVAL DATE: April 2004 REVISION DATE: March 2016 REVISION DATE: March 2017 REVIEW DATE: November 2018
Page 1 of 6 PURPOSE: All equipment used for resident care will be appropriately cleaned, disinfected and/or sterilized to minimize the risk of transmission of infection by reducing micro-organism contamination
More informationRestrooms. Proper daily cleaning procedures. Custodial Best Practices
Restrooms Proper daily cleaning procedures Custodial Best Practices Cleaning tools Bowl brush stiff bristle brush used for basic scrubbing and cleaning of toilets and urinals. Bowl swab soft nylon applicator
More informationBASIC OFFICE CLEANING GUIDE FOR GENERAL
BASIC OFFICE CLEANING GUIDE FOR GENERAL OFFICE CLEANING After many years in the office cleaning business, I realized that most people do not know the best way to clean an office. Many are unable to mop
More informationSafety procedures: Wear your PPE. Gloves and goggles when filling the chemical bottle, using the machine, and cleaning the machine.
iclean Custodian who Learns, Educates, Achieves & Networks Success. Providing Safe, Clean, Efficient & Attractive Schools. KAIVAC TRAINING Recommended PPE: GFCI, goggles, and gloves. Safety procedures:
More information4.0 SERVICES AND SCHEDULE
4.0 SERVICES AND SCHEDULE 4.1 GENERAL INFORMATION The janitorial services listed below are required at the designated facilities shown in Section 4.3 on the basis of the commencement cleaning times indicated.
More informationHEALTHCARE SAFETY INSPECTION
Facility/Location: HEALTHCARE SAFETY INSPECTION Inspected By: Date: OPERATING ROOM YES NO HAZARD CORRECTIVE ACTION Initial & Date 1. Has a designated safety person been appointed to oversee OR safety issues?
More informationMAINE. Downloaded g. Maintain an effective pest control program so that the facility is free of pests and rodents;
Housekeeping/Laundry/Maintenance Each licensed facility shall: MAINE Downloaded 01.15.11 g. Maintain an effective pest control program so that the facility is free of pests and rodents; 20.J.2. Soiled
More informationREQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
Janitorial Contract Parks Canada Building REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Inuvialuit Development Corporation Bag #7, Inuvik, NT X0E 0T0 Tel: (867) 777-7000 Fax: (867) 777-3256 www.idc.inuvialuit.com Page 2 of 10
More informationCommit 2 Clean TM/MC. Daily Office Cleaning Program
Commit 2 Clean TM/MC Daily Office Cleaning Program Commit 2 Clean TM/MC Daily Office Cleaning Program Table of Contents Daily Office Cleaning Procedures...2 Getting Started... 2-3 Common Areas...3-5 Entryways
More informationRESTROOMS. Proper daily cleaning procedures. Custodial Best Practices
RESTROOMS Proper daily cleaning procedures Custodial Best Practices Cleaning tools Toilet bowl brush stiff bristle brush used for basic scrubbing and cleaning of toilets Toilet bowl swab soft nylon applicator
More informationEnvironmental Services Cleaning Guidebook
Environmental Services Cleaning Guidebook Adapted from Allina Hospitals and Clinics Environmental Services Cleaning Guidebook by the Minnesota Hospital Association (MHA), Minnesota Department of Health
More informationStanfield School District Cleaning Standards
Stanfield School District Cleaning Standards Universal Precautions Always wear protective gloves. Do not use gloves that have holes or tears. Treat all body fluid spills as if they were contaminated. Items
More informationPreview Copy.
Hotel Housekeeping Training Manual with 150 SOP Hotelier Tanji Owner No. Table of Contents Topic Page No. 1. Trolley Setup 1 2. Entering Guest Room 1-2 3. Cleaning Guest Room 2-3 4. Cleaning Guest Bathroom
More informationPLANT OPERATIONS CLEANING PROTOCOL
PLANT OPERATIONS CLEANING PROTOCOL October 17, 2014 1 CLASSROOM CLEANING Custodian Cart Liquid Abrasive Cleaner Protective Gloves Dust Mop Hydrogen Peroxide Cleaner Dust Mask Cleaning Sponge or Cleaning
More informationDietary Department, Infection Control
TITLE/DESCRIPTION: DEPARTMENT: PERSONNEL: Infection Control Dietary Department, Infection Control Dietary Personnel EFFECTIVE DATE: 1/97 REVISED: 5/00, 5/06, 9/11 I. PURPOSE: Maintenance of strict sanitary
More informationJOB DESCRIPTION. Reports To : Laundry Supervisor, Assistant Director of Housekeeping, Director of Housekeeping
JOB DESCRIPTION Position : Laundry Attendant Department : Housekeeping Reports To : Laundry Supervisor, Assistant Director of Housekeeping, Director of Housekeeping Position Summary : The Laundry Attendant
More information1. Protective hand wear non-sterile latex or cloth gloves 2. Protective mask (if needed for dust)
DAILY CLASSROOM CLEANING Standard: Upon completion of this work activity, the classroom must be clean and safe with furniture positioned in an orderly arrangement. Floor surfaces must be free of dirt,
More informationCommit 2 Clean Daily Office Cleaning Program TM/MC
TM/MC TM/MC Table of Contents Daily Office Cleaning Procedures...2 Getting Started...3 Common Areas...4-5 Entryways and Hallways...6 Floors...7 Vacuuming...8 Daily Cleaning Inside the Restroom...9-12 Restroom
More informationFloor cleaning procedures for slip, trip and fall prevention
4-3.008 July 2009 Floor cleaning procedures for slip, trip and fall prevention Introduction In the U.S., there are more than one million people injured from slip, trip, and fall incidents every year. It
More informationCODE OF PRACTICE. No 11 CLEANING OF EQUIPMENT AND PREMISES
1. MANAGEMENT CODE OF PRACTICE No 11 CLEANING OF EQUIPMENT AND PREMISES 1.1 Everyone in the food chain must be personally committed to ensuring that satisfactory standards are achieved. Requisite standards
More informationCleaning Schedules for Childcare Facilities. Management of Infectious Disease in Childcare Facilities and Other Childcare Settings
Cleaning Schedules for Childcare Facilities Derived from guidance document: Management of Infectious Disease in Childcare Facilities and Other Childcare Settings The tables below outline the cleaning methods
More informationTASK PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
TASK PERFORMANCE STANDARDS Standard Number Task Performance Standard Description 1 Empty and Clean Ashtrays, Sand Urns and Receptacles 2 Remove Trash and Recycling 3 Dust-Mop or Vacuum Non-Carpeted Floors
More informationHYGIENE, CLEANING AND INFECTION CONTROL POLICY
HYGIENE, CLEANING AND INFECTION CONTROL POLICY Policy Statement: Cleaning is an important part of infection control in the Centre. Cleaning in itself is a form of disinfecting as it removes all surface
More informationBedroom Cleaning Standards: Sunrise Village
Bedroom Cleaning Standards: Sunrise Village Tools/Cleaners: Plain white vinegar (poured into a spray bottle), rubbing alcohol (poured into a spray bottle), glass cleaner, disinfecting cleaner, multi-purpose
More informationEXHIBIT A-1 CITY OF BELLFLOWER JANITORIAL MAINTENANCE SPECIFICATIONS
EXHIBIT A-1 CITY OF BELLFLOWER JANITORIAL MAINTENANCE SPECIFICATIONS Janitorial Service Specifications Services shall include furnishing all labor, equipment, tools, fuel, materials, insurance, supervision,
More informationCustodial Guide
Custodial Guide 2018-2019 Table of Contents Page Number 1 General Items to Note 2-3 Maintenance for Office Areas 4-5 Maintenance for Classrooms and Hallways 6 Maintenance for Lounge Areas 7 Maintenance
More informationMuskogee Public Schools Custodial Procedures for Floor Care
FLOOR CARE ENTRANCE MATS PURPOSE OF ENTRANCE MATS A. Exterior Mats a. Remove sand and gravel from shoes prior to entering the building. b. Minimize the amount of abrading material that will scratch and
More informationSample Facilities & Equipment WHS Checklist
Sample Facilities & Equipment WHS Checklist Y/N Consultation Have workers and their health and safety representatives been consulted on any decisions about the adequacy of the facilities? Location and
More informationInstitutions NUMBER: Food Service Safety And Sanitation
Page 2 of 6 PROCEDURES: I. Safety: General safety guidelines for FSMs include: A. Handling of Supplies: When handling or storing supplies, food service staff and prisoners must: 1. Use proper lifting techniques.
More informationCHILDCARE SETTINGS. Childcare Settings
Childcare Settings This document provides guidelines and recommendations for cleaning childcare settings such as nurseries, crèches and schools in the event of a disease outbreak in the vicinity. Cleaning
More informationInduction and Training Guide for Cleaning
SAFE CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS Induction and Training Guide for Cleaning This manual is the property of: Emergency: Nearest Hospital: Nearest Medical Facility: First Aid Box Located: First Aider: Supervisor:
More informationTru-D Rapid Room Disinfection
AU Medical Center Policy Library Policy Owner: Epidemiology POLICY STATEMENT The Device will not replace low level disinfection, but will be used as supplemental disinfection of environmental surfaces,
More informationUniversity of Kentucky Med Center Custodial Master Plan PART A
University of Kentucky Med Center Custodial Master Plan PART A Last Updated: September 13, 2012 OVERVIEW Core Management Services has been selected as a strategic partner by the University of Kentucky
More informationBYU Residence Life Cleaning Document: Heritage
Cleaning Items to Use The following supplies should be used in cleaning your apartment. Please see the detailed instructions sheet which further outlines the appropriate use of these products. Broom and
More informationWashroom care programs
Washroom care programs Table of contents The basics..1 Combining substances...2 Cleaners classification... 6 All day maintenance..12 Daily maintenance......13 Periodic maintenance.....23 Emergency maintenance...
More informationHYGIENE AND SANITATION
HYGIENE AND SANITATION In accordance with the policy of the board of education, the following regulation and attached procedures contains guidelines for cleaning and disposal of body fluids. For the purpose
More informationJANITORIAL SPECIFICATIONS
JANITORIAL SPECIFICATIONS A. Office Areas 1. Empty and wipe outside wastebaskets, replacing liners, if necessary. Remove to appropriate receptacle for disposal. All bins will be returned to their original
More informationBedroom Cleaning Standards: Sunrise Village
Bedroom Cleaning Standards: Sunrise Village Tools/Cleaners: Plain white vinegar (poured into a spray bottle), rubbing alcohol (poured into a spray bottle), glass cleaner, disinfecting cleaner, multi-purpose
More informationNOMINAL HOURS: UNIT NUMBER: UNIT DESCRIPTOR:
UNIT TITLE: CLEAN AND PREPARE ROOMS FOR IN-COMING GUESTS NOMINAL HOURS: UNIT NUMBER: UNIT DESCRIPTOR: This unit deals with skills and knowledge required to clean and prepare rooms for in-coming guests
More informationSample Safety Inspection Checklist
INSPECTION HEALTH AND CHECKLIST SAFETY COMMITTEES 1 Sample Safety Workplace: Date: Inspected By: Each No answer may indicate a problem. Yes No FLOORS AND WALKWAYS Are walkways and stairways kept clear
More informationUMass Amherst Standard Procedures
UMass Amherst Standard Procedures OFFICES/LOUNGES, GENERAL CLEANING 2) >Hard floors: dust mop traffic lanes and knee holes of desks. >Carpeted: HOKY visible litter. 2) Dust all horizontal surfaces approximately
More informationMELBOURNE ADELAIDE SYDNEY BRISBANE PERTH
Task Sheets General Agar has developed the following Task Sheets as an easy reference for cleaning staff. Offering a comprehensive step by step guide for many cleaning tasks, the Task Sheets will facilitate
More informationCruise Line Cleaning and Disinfection Protocol for Environmental Services / Housekeeping
This document has been developed in accordance with current applicable infection control and regulatory guidelines. It is intended for use as a guideline only. At no time should this document replace existing
More informationVOCATIONAL: JANITORIAL
VOCATIONAL: JANITORIAL T.E.K.S. 125.29 (5) The student applies the concepts and skills of the trade to simulated and actual work situations. ----------- -------------------------------------------------
More informationYEAR ONE COST PER MONTH COST PER YEAR ONE 6, YEAR TWO COST PER MONTH
CONTRACT AWARD AB2016-32 JANITORIAL SERVICES FOR THE COUNTY CONNECTION AND VETERAN'S HOME RESOLUTION NO. 2017-282 NAME OF BIDDER ALL CLEAN BUILDING SERVICES INC. ADDRESS 990 SPRUCE STREET CITY, STATE,
More informationThe individual indicated in the responsible person column must decontaminate the item as indicated in the method column.
A-Z Decontamination of Equipment and Medical Devices (Reviewed June 2017) Staff must follow the Infection Control Decontamination of Equipment and Medical Devices Guidelines as listed in the following
More informationMONORA PARK PAVILION/ MONO COMMUNITY CENTRE
MONORA PARK PAVILION/ MONO COMMUNITY CENTRE JOB DESCRIPTION/DUTIES RE MONO CARETAKERS Position includes but is not limited to the following duties and is subject to change at the discretion of the Town
More informationGUIDELINES FOR FOOD SERVICE AT SPECIAL EVENTS Revised April 2014 DEFINITION:
GUIDELINES FOR FOOD SERVICE AT SPECIAL EVENTS Revised April 2014 DEFINITION: Special Event Food Service - means a booth, structure or mobile unit constructed to provide food service at exhibitions, fairs,
More informationTask Definitions Exhibit C. Task Definitions: The following definitions outline minimum acceptable standards for the activity to be performed.
Task Definitions Exhibit C Task Definitions: The following definitions outline minimum acceptable standards for the activity to be performed. Vacuum Carpet and Spot Cleaning: Thoroughly vacuum all carpeted
More informationChecklist for final cleaning camp buildings Page 1 of 3. As you clean, please report anything that is broken, damaged, or not working properly.
Checklist for final cleaning camp buildings Page 1 of 3 As you clean, please report anything that is broken, damaged, or not working properly. Bathrooms Toilets; under lids too Sinks; polish faucets. Clean
More informationPROFESSIONAL USER GUIDELINES FOR PRACTICE INFECTION CONTROL AND HYGIENE IN COMPANION ANIMAL VETERINARY CLINICS/HOSPITALS
GENERAL - BEST PRACTICE CLEANING EQUIPMENT Sweep or rinse away loose debris. On floors, use a dust-attracting mop, not a broom Where possible, make use of vacuum (Clean bag daily) Remove spills (feaces,
More informationACE CLEANING SUPPLIES
Ace All Purpose Cleaner is truly an all-surface cleaner. Many cleaners make this claim but this product really lives up to its description, because it is safe to use on all surfaces. Manufactured to a
More informationMANAGEMENT WORKPLACE SPECIFIC INSPECTION CHECKLIST Department: Burwash Dining Hall/Ned s Cafe
Department: Burwash Dining Hall/Ned s Cafe KITCHEN SAFETY CHECKLIST YES NO N/A Has the staff received Safe Food Handling and WHMIS training? Are all floors kept clear of water, grease and food additives?
More informationSRSS Cleaning and Sanitisation Procedure
SRSS Cleaning and Sanitisation Procedure 1. DOCUMENT CONTROL Management SRSS SMS PROCEDURE System Element Title Cleaning and Sanitisation SMS_FS_PR_020_ Version # & V1 10/08/15 Cleaning and Revision date
More informationCleaning Up After Rodents
Cleaning Up After Rodents Urine and Droppings Take precautions before and during clean up of rodent-infested areas. Before cleaning, trap the rodents and seal up any entryways to ensure that no rodents
More informationPROFESSIONAL USER GUIDELINES FOR PRACTICE INFECTION CONTROL AND HYGIENE IN COMPANION ANIMAL VETERINARY CLINICS/HOSPITALS
GENERAL - BEST PRACTICE CLEANING EQUIPMENT Sweep or rinse away loose debris. On floors, use a dust-attracting mop, preferably not a broom Where possible, make use of vacuum (Clean bag daily) Remove spills
More informationt.! Queen Clean Janitorial
Professional Cleaning Services Proposal Prepared for: Lacamas Lake Lodge 227 NE Lake Road Camas, WA 98607 Submitted By: PO BOX 1274 Washougal, WA 98671 Alanna Olson President 1.800.889.4541 alanna@thequeenclean.com
More informationInfection Control Manual Residential Care Part 3 Infection Control Standard IC9: Environmental
IC9: 0600 LAUNDRY 1.0 STANDARD All staff must follow Routine Practices when handling soiled Off site processing (general linen) Off site processing (general linen) will not require special separation of
More informationFloor Care Methodization
CAUTION WET FLOOR A. Preparation 1) Collect all supplies required (see materials requirement planning list) 2) Ensure that equipment is operational 3) Pick up walk-off mats after they are vacuumed B. Post
More informationEffective Date: 0 8 / 1 0 / 1 7. Replaces: 08/11/16. Formulated:1997 SPECIAL (MEDICAL) WASTE MANAGEMENT
Replaces: 08/11/16 Page 1 of 5 POLICY: Special waste generated on each Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) unit will be handled according to the requirements of law and good infection control practices.
More informationMD-CU 29 4 ANTIMICROBIAL COPPER ALLOYS AND ASSOCIATED FABRICATED PRODUCTS MASTER LABEL AND ASSOCIATED FABRICATED PRODUCTS
MD-CU 29 4 ANTIMICROBIAL COPPER ALLOYS AND ASSOCIATED FABRICATED PRODUCTS MASTER LABEL The Master Label consists of the label that will accompany the Antimicrobial Alloys and a label that will accompany
More informationBaymont Inn & Suites Housekeeping Room Cleaning Manual
Baymont Inn & Suites Housekeeping Room Cleaning Manual General Rules Each housekeeper must wear proper uniforms, including blue scrubs provided by hotel, nametags and closed-toe shoes. It is your responsibility
More information3. Franchisee has successfully completed the STRATUS training program and carries all required certifications and insurance.
This Agreement, dated June 29, 2018 is made between Stratus Building Solutions ( STRATUS ) and Explore Community School ( CLIENT ). Both STRATUS and CLIENT agree that STRATUS will begin service on July
More informationWhat is a housekeeping trolley? Training for Hospitality Professionals. Housekeeping Procedures. Preparing a Housekeeping Trolley
Training for Hospitality Professionals Housekeeping Procedures Preparing a Housekeeping Trolley What is a housekeeping trolley? A trolley is used to carry cleaning materials,tools, supplies and linen which
More informationWashroom care programs
Washroom care programs Table of contents The basics..1 Combining substances...2 Cleaners classification... 6 All day maintenance..12 Daily maintenance......13 Periodicmaintenance.....23 i Emergency maintenance...
More information