Information

  • Site 7 Hanover Street

  • Client RSMD

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by GM1 Supervisor Marco Da Silva

  • Location
  • Personnel

Main Lift

  • Runners free from debris

  • Glass free from smears.

  • Panels polished free from marks

Main Reception Area

  • Vacuum and mop all areas lifts and entrance free from dust and marks

  • External entrance free from spillages and litter.

  • Skirting to be free of dust

  • Entrance door and post boxes free from dust

  • Lift door polished free from dust or marks

  • Lift runners to be free from debris.

  • All entrance glass to be cleaned so as to be free of smears, stains and marks.

  • Entrance and lifts floor buffed to have an even sheen, free of scuffs and to be good general appearance

  • Entrance lobby skirting free from dust

  • Doors free from dust

  • Entrance walls to be free of marks.

  • Brasso polished free from stains

Staircase & Landings

  • Windows frames free from dust

  • Vacuum all floor areas free from dust and spillages

  • Lift doors to be polished

  • Lift runners to be free from debris.

  • Walls to be free of marks and stains

  • Doors free from dust

  • Skirting to be free of dust

  • Handrails free of dust

  • Carpets to be free from stains and dust

  • Glass free from smears

  • Objects and heaters free from dust

  • Glass windows skirting free from dust

Cleaning cupboard

  • Cupboard clean and tidy

  • Colour coding being used correctly

  • Site folder present and update

Recycle Area

  • Bins empty and washed

  • Area sweep and washed

Basement

  • Doors free from dust

  • Walls wiped free from dust

  • Floor mopped free from dust and spillages

Authorisation signatures

  • Auditor signature

  • Select date

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