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A Site:
Date of Audit:
Carried Out By:
Postcode:
Building Type:
Time of Next Clean:
Time of Audit: No of Staff Present:
No of Hours Allocated to Site:
Materials / Equipment
Is the correct equipment and material in place to
meet the output specification?
Contract
Are staff working to their new output schedules?
Housekeeping
Is staff training up to date?
Issue 5
Page 1 of 8 Rom 04.4/10 Part 1
March 2004
Cleaning Standards Audit Report
Criteria Points Audit Commentary
Operational Area
Hard Floors (out of 3)
Offices
Hard Floors (out of 4)
Hygiene - toilets
Hard Floors (out of 4)
Consumables (out of 5)
Consumables (out of 5)
Issue 5
Page 2 of 8 Rom 04.4/10 Part 1
March 2004
A Action Plan For:
Cleaning Performance Improvement Action Plan
Compiled By:
Date:
General Info:
Issue 3 TRIAL
Page 3 of 8 Rom 04.4/10 Part 2
January 2004
Agreed By (Client Rep): Date:
Action Plan Completed (Supervisor): Date:
Issue 3 TRIAL
Page 4 of 8 Rom 04.4/10 Part 2
January 2004
A Cleaning Service Site Audit Definitions
1 2 3 4
Dominant amounts of dust, debris, Significant amounts of dust, debris, Limited amounts of dust, debris, Insignificant. Very small amounts of dust,
removable stains, smears and accumulated removable stains, smears and accumulated removable stains, smears and debris, removable stains, smears and
deposits. Dominant amount of floors do deposits. Significant amount of floors do accumulated deposits. All floors except a accumulated deposits. All floors except a
not present a uniform finish consistent with not present a uniform finish consistent limited % present a uniform finish small % present a uniform finish
age and wear, with an even lustre if with age and wear, with an even lustre if consistent with age and wear, with an consistent with age and wear, with an even
appropriate, without scuff marks. Large appropriate, without scuff marks. Some even lustre if appropriate, without scuff lustre if appropriate, without scuff marks
Hard Floors proportion of floors do not meet non-slip floors do not meet non-slip standards. marks. All floors meet non-slip standards. and all floors meet non-slip standards.
standards. Unacceptable
Dominant amounts of dust, debris, Significant amounts of dust, debris, Limited amounts of dust, debris, Insignificant. Very small amounts of dust,
removable stains, smears and accumulated removable stains, smears and accumulated removable stains, smears and debris, removable stains, smears and
Soft floors deposits. Unacceptable deposits. accumulated deposits. accumulated deposits.
Dominant amount of dust or dirt Significant amount of dust or dirt Limited amount of dust or dirt detectable. Insignificant amount of dust or dirt
detectable. Dominant amount of fixtures detectable. Significant amount of fixtures Limited amount of fixtures not free from detectable. Insignificant amount of fixtures
not free from finger marks or polished not free from finger marks or polished finger marks or polished accordingly. not free from finger marks or polished
F&F accordingly. Dominant amount of accordingly. Significant amount of Limited amount of telephones not accordingly. Insignificant amount of
telephones not sanitised. telephones not sanitised. sanitised. telephones not sanitised.
Dominant amounts of dust, debris, Significant amounts of dust, debris, Limited amounts of dust, debris, Insignificant. Very small amounts of dust,
removable stains, smears and accumulated removable stains, smears and accumulated removable stains, smears and debris, removable stains, smears and
deposits. No impression of cleanliness. deposits. Several items in evidence or accumulated deposits in evidence or accumulated deposits. Very small amounts
Vertical Unacceptable detectable. Diminishes the impression of detectable. Level is not yet critical, but vaguely in evidence. Does not detract from
cleanliness can be depending on size and position. the general impression of cleanliness.
surfaces Detracts some from the general
impression of cleanliness.
Dominant. More than 15% of bins Significant. Between 5 and 15% of bins Limited amount. Less than 5% of bins Insignificant. Less than 2% of bins
overflowing and ashtrays not emptied and overflowing and ashtrays not emptied and overflowing and ashtrays not emptied and overflowing and ashtrays not emptied and
Bins and bins not lined correctly. No impression of bins not lined correctly. Diminishes the bins not lined correctly. bins not lined correctly. Does not detract
ashtrays cleanliness. Unacceptable. impression of cleanliness. from the general impression of cleanliness.
Dominant amount of WC's pans, seats Significant amount of WC's pans, seats Limited amounts of WC's pans, seats Insignificant. Some WC's pans, seats
urinals and hand basins with traces of urinals and hand basins with traces of urinals and hand basins with traces of urinals and hand basins with traces of
scrum, grime, waste matter, tide marks, scrum, grime, waste matter, tide marks, scrum, grime, waste matter, tide marks, scrum, grime, waste matter, tide marks,
Hygiene fittings build up of cleaning agent or mineral build up of cleaning agent or mineral build up of cleaning agent or mineral build up of cleaning agent or mineral
deposits. deposits. deposits. deposits.
More than 10% of containers empty. Between 5 and 10% of containers empty. Between 3 and 5% of containers empty. Maximum of 2% of containers empty.
Consumables
Issue 3 TRIAL
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January 2004
External areas – Dominant amount of litter and leaves Significant amount of litter and leaves Limited amount of litter and leaves Insignificant amount of litter and leaves
detectable. detectable. detectable. detectable.
Litter and
leaves
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January 2004
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Nothing. No dust, debris, removable
stains, smears and accumulated deposits.
Floors present a uniform finish consistent
with age and wear, with an even lustre if
appropriate, without scuff marks and meet
non-slip standards.
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Page 7 of 8 Rom 04.4/10 Part 3
January 2004
Free of all litter and free of all but
insignificant amount of leaves.
Issue 3 TRIAL
Page 8 of 8 Rom 04.4/10 Part 3
January 2004