Objective

Ensure the bike path within the government building precinct is clean, safe, and visually appealing, adhering to Australian cleaning standards and workplace health and safety requirements.

Quick Reference

  • Facility Type: Government Building
  • Space: Bike Path
  • Frequency: Daily
  • Responsible Role: Cleaning Team Member
  • Standard Code: ANCMF-AU-GB-BP-01

Service Level

[“AS/NZS 3733:1995″,”ISO 14001:2015″,”EN 13549:2001″,”ISSA Cleaning Standards”]

Scope of Work

  • Remove all rubbish and debris from the bike path.
  • Sweep and mop the path to remove dirt and stains.
  • Sanitise high-touch surfaces such as railings and benches.
  • Ensure all signage is clean and visible.
  • Check and clean adjacent areas to prevent debris from encroaching onto the path.

Method

  1. Inspect the bike path for rubbish and debris, removing all items and disposing of them in the appropriate rubbish bins.
  2. Use a broom to sweep the entire path, focusing on corners and edges where debris accumulates.
  3. Prepare a mop with a suitable cleaning solution and mop the path, ensuring all stains and marks are removed.
  4. Sanitise high-touch surfaces using a colour-coded cleaning system to prevent cross-contamination.
  5. Wipe down all signage with a damp cloth to ensure clarity and visibility.
  6. Conduct a final inspection to ensure all areas meet the quality criteria.

Equipment

  • Broom
  • Mop and bucket
  • Colour-coded cleaning cloths
  • Sanitising solution
  • Rubbish bags
  • Cleaning trolley

Quality Criteria

Performance Level Criteria
Excellent No visible rubbish or debris; path is spotless and dry; all high-touch surfaces are sanitised; signage is clean and fully legible.
Good Minor debris present; path is clean with no visible stains; high-touch surfaces are mostly sanitised; signage is mostly clean and legible.
Pass Some debris present; path has minor stains; high-touch surfaces are partially sanitised; signage is somewhat clean and legible.
Fail Significant debris present; path is dirty with visible stains; high-touch surfaces are not sanitised; signage is dirty and illegible.

Documentation

  • Cleaning Checklist: Digital or paper checklist to verify completion of all cleaning tasks
  • Incident Reports: Documentation of any cleaning-related incidents, spills, or issues encountered
  • Maintenance Records: Record any maintenance needs identified during cleaning (for reporting to maintenance team)
  • Photos: Before and after photos as requested to document cleaning completion and quality