When cleaning pubs, clubs, leisure facilities and hotels, you require a special commitment to the Health and Safety challenges by the cleaners, your staff and the public. It is important to find a cleaning company that embraces that challenge and sees it as an opportunity to demonstrate commitment to quality fulfillment.
Firstly, before you go out and buy something, ask yourself if you really need it. If you know you can live without it, don’t buy it. Firstly you’ll save yourself some of that hard earned cash and you won’t end up having to deal with all of the packaging that today’s products are usually wrapped in. If you really don’t need, there’s a pretty good chance that you won’t even use it. If this is the case then, it will just clutter up your home until you throw it away or send it off to the charity shop requiring yet more of your precious time and money to get it to the shop in the first place.
Good cleaning companies will arrange a second meeting - a pre-commencement visits. In this they would usually introduce the key management staff who will be involved in supplying your service. An ongoing communication plan will be agreed and well as discussing any TUPE implications, and making any helpful recommendations and suggestions.
Make sure that your cleaners have stringent proof of ID, nationality, address etc. Most foreign workers must show that they have an acceptable understanding of English to comply and understand their Health and Safety responsibilities.
An external cleaning service needn’t impact on your everyday work - most will clean after hours of business or whenever suits your company. Make sure however, that you have chosen a company that is vetted and security checked. Cleaning companies have the expert knowledge of how to clean your premise - they usually supply their own cleaning products so you don’t have to worry about which products are best.
Carry out small repairs on clothing. Modern society has gotten so used to throwing out really good clothes that simply need a button sewing on or a seam re-stitched. A great idea for old jumpers is to unravel the wool (into a ball) and reuse the wool to make another garment. Even if you have a single hole in your knitwear, the chances are that the rest of the item of clothing is more than serviceable, just waiting to take on a new life. Apparently knitting is hot right now, so get that creativity going.
So before you rush out and buy it, or bin it, think about how important it is to own in the first place or get creative about a second life for the stuff you already own
Resource Author Francisco Rodriguez H.
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