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  • Client Representative

WEEKLY TASKS

  • Chairs - Remove dust, and obvious soiling and marks and use a furniture polish where appropriate. <br>Upholstered chairs are to be spot cleaned. <br>

  • Window Sills and Ledges - Remove dust, cobwebs, stains and soiling up to the glass using the appropriate cleaning method. <br>

  • Carpeted Floors - Vacuum floor surface and remove stains using the appropriate cleaning method.

  • Uncarpeted Floors - Remove dust, cobwebs, debris, stains and soiling using the appropriate cleaning method. This is to include a thorough sweep then wet mop and dry.

  • Fixtures and Fittings in toilet facilities - Remove dust, obvious soiling and marks and use a furniture polish where appropriate.

  • Telephones - Remove dust, stains and soiling using the appropriate cleaning method.

  • Handrails - Damp clean and polish dry

  • Fixtures and fittings (light switches and skirting boards) - Remove dust, cobwebs, stains and soiling using the appropriate cleaning method.

  • Walls (general area) - Remove dust, cobwebs, stains and soiling using the appropriate cleaning method.

  • Lift (where site has a lift) - Remove dust, cobwebs, stains and soiling using the appropriate cleaning method, inside and outside of the lift.

  • Graffiti - Please check and report any graffiti to Shoreline staff for removal by others.

Completed By

  • LHP Representative Signature

  • Kingdom Representative Signature

Corrective Action Request

  • Observations Raised

  • Details of Non-Conformity

  • Proposed Corrective Actions

  • Verification of Corrective Action

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