How to do a good job in cleaning the property community in summer

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Cleaning Service Work Standards

1.0 Purpose

Standardize daily cleaning operations and management to ensure cleanliness Service quality provides business owners with a comfortable, clean and elegant living environment.

2.0 Scope

Applicable to the daily cleaning management of each property company (management office) under the jurisdiction of the property group.

3.0 Responsibilities

3.1 The Environmental Sanitation Manager is responsible for daily cleaning inspection and assessment.

3.2 The cleaning supervisor is responsible for formulating and organizing the implementation of daily cleaning work plans, and conducting assessments for each position.

3.3 The cleaning staff is responsible for daily cleaning within the scope of their position and the implementation of this specification.

3.4 The Total Quality Management Office is responsible for inspecting and supervising daily cleaning work.

4.0 Work content

4.1 Indoor cleaning

4.1.1 Cleaning of the lobby

4.1.1.1 Scheduled at 8:00 a.m. every day The lobby will be cleaned once before and before 16:00 in the afternoon, and cleaning tours will be carried out at other times to clean up garbage and debris in time;

4.1.1.2 Use a broom to sweep the garbage on the floor and use detergent to remove stains;< /p>

4.1.1.3 Empty the trash can, wash it and put it back to its original place;

4.1.1.4 Use a dust pusher or mop to clean the dust and stains on the lobby floor, and transport the garbage to the garbage bin ;

4.1.1.5 After cleaning the elevator car, use a wet mop to mop the floor inside the car twice;

4.1.1.6 Use a dry towel and stainless steel oil to lightly wipe all surfaces in the lobby Stainless steel products, including door pillars, inlays, bulletin boards, elevator hall doors, cars, etc., twice a month;

4.1.1.7 After wringing out with a wet towel, wipe the lobby door and window frames, fireproof Doors, fire hydrant cabinets, signs, mailboxes, interior walls and other public facilities should be cleaned twice a month;

4.1.1.8 The steps at the entrance and exit should be scrubbed with detergent twice a month;

4.1.1.9 Wipe lamps, air vents, smoke detectors, and fire indicators once a month;

4.1.1.10 If there is a marble lobby, clean the marble floor every two months Wax once and polish once a week. Tile floors and water-polished floors should be thoroughly scrubbed with detergent once a month.

4.1.2 Cleaning of corridors

4.1.2.1 Prepare brooms, garbage shovels, plastic bags, plastic buckets, mops and other tools to clean from the top to the bottom. For the steps of the corridor, collect peels, cigarette butts, and paper scraps in plastic bags, and then pile them in the peel box; mop the steps step by step from the top to the bottom once a month. When mopping, the mop must be cleaned several times; < /p>

4.1.2.2 Prepare some rags and a rubber bucket (filled with water), wipe the stair handrails and railings from top to bottom, wash the rags several times while wiping;

4.1.2.3 Clean fire hydrants and pipes: prepare a broom, a rubber bucket (filled with water), and two rags (one dry and one wet). First use a broom to sweep away the dust and cobwebs on the fire pipe, then wipe the fire hydrant and glass with a wet rag, then wipe the glass once with a dry rag, and clean one by one according to the above procedures, once a month;

4.1.2.4 Clean walls, promotional boards, switches, and prepare a clean long-handled glue broom, glue bucket (filled with water), rags and scrapers. First use a broom to sweep away the cobwebs on the wall, and then tear off the advertising paper posted on the wall. If there is any residual paper, wipe it with a wet rag and slowly scrape it off with a scraper. Tear off the expired publicity and information on the publicity board and wipe it clean with a wet rag. Clean the rag, wring out the water, and wipe it clean. Corridor light switch panel, twice a month;

4.1.2.5 Clean the electronic door: prepare a ladder, a rubber bucket (filled with water) and a rag. Use a damp rag to wipe the electronic door and mailbox from top to bottom. When wiping, clean the rag several times, and then use a dry rag to wipe the mailbox and the number plates and buttons on the electronic door.

4.1.2.6 Use a dry rag to wipe the dust and stains on the distribution box and electricity meter once a week;

4.1.2.7 Clean the window glass: prepare a glass scraper, a bucket of clean water, Cleaning agent, perform operations according to 4.1.4 "Cleaning of Glass Doors, Windows and Mirrors" once a month;

4.1.2.8 Inspect the hygiene inside and outside the corridor, and clean up advertising paper and garbage in a timely manner.

4.1.3 Cleaning roofs, awnings and platforms

4.1.3.1 Prepare ladders, woven bags, brooms, garbage shovels, safety belts, safety helmets and other tools;

4.1.3.2 Place the ladder steadily, one person holds the ladder, and the other person wears a safety helmet and wears a safety belt to climb up the ladder to the awning. First, clean the garbage from the awning or rooftop, put it into a woven bag, and Lift the bag and pour it into the peel box once a month;

4.1.3.3 Use iron rods to clear the drainage pipes of the awning and roof so that no water accumulates.

4.1.4 Cleaning of glass, doors, windows and mirrors

4.1.4.1 First use a shovel to remove dirt on the edge of the glass;

4.1.4.2 Dilute the glass cleaner with water in an appropriate proportion;

4.1.4.3 Wrap a towel soaked in glass water on the glass scraper, then press it on the top of the glass with appropriate force, and scrape vertically from top to bottom ;

4.1.4.4 Remove the towel and use a glass scraper to scrape off the moisture on the glass;

4.1.4.5 Wash and scrape in succession, when the glass is closer to the ground You can move the scraper laterally;

4.1.4.6 Use a lint-free towel to wipe off the water droplets on the glass frame;

4.1.4.7 Finally, use a mop to wipe away the sewage on the floor;

4.1.4.8 When cleaning high-altitude glass, the glass scraper can be placed on the telescopic rod.

4.1.5 Cleaning of lamps

4.1.5.1 Prepare ladders, screwdrivers, rags, glue buckets and other tools;

4.1.5.2 Turn off the power and set it up Ladder, a person stands on the ladder, holds the lampshade in one hand, takes a screwdriver in the other hand, loosens the fixing screw of the lampshade, and removes the lampshade. If necessary, please ask the engineering department to cooperate;

4.1.5.3 Use a wet rag to wipe the stains and bugs inside the lampshade, and then use a dry towel to dry the water;

4.1.5.4 Remove the wiping Install a clean lampshade and tighten it with a screwdriver to fix the screws;

4.1.5.5 When cleaning fluorescent lamps, you should first turn off the power, remove the cover and the lamp, and then wipe the lamps separately with a rag tubes, lamps and covers and reinstall them.

4.1.6 Stainless steel maintenance

4.1.6.1 Wipe the stainless steel surface with a solution mixed with neutral detergent;

4.1.6.2 Wipe it with a lint-free towel Clean the water droplets on the stainless steel surface;

4.1.6.3 Pour a small amount of stainless steel oil on a lint-free towel and wipe it along the stainless steel pattern;

4.1.6.4 If the surface area is large, you can use manual Spray the stainless steel surface with a spray gun and wipe it with a lint-free towel.

4.1.7 Carpet cleaning

4.1.7.1 Cleaning and maintenance

Use a vacuum cleaner to vacuum once a week; if there are oil stains on the carpet, water-soluble When removing stains and chewing gum, you can use detergent to remove water-soluble stains, degreaser to remove oily stains, and use a blade to scrape chewing gum.

4.1.7.2 Regular cleaning (once a month)

a. Install the carpet brush, and then put the carpet water into the water tank (floor washing machine);

< p>b. Control the water tank switch to sprinkle water evenly on the carpet;

c. Control the direction of the machine, from left to right, preferably slower;

d .The ascending and descending lines must overlap each other by about 10cm;

e. Use a brush to clean the corners of the carpet and wipe dry the foam;

f. Use a water absorber to absorb the moisture in the carpet , open doors, windows, fans, and maintain good ventilation;

g. Clean the water tank and carpet brush with clean water, and put away the tools.

4.1.8 Floor waxing

4.1.8.1 The waxing notice board is at the work site;

4.1.8.2 Lift the machine base and cover it with black fiber pad;

4.1.8.3 Prepare the waxing water and put it into the water tank of the multifunctional floor scrubber;

4.1.8.4 Start the machine, pull the water tank control lever, and pour the waxing water Apply evenly on the ground;

4.1.8.5 Control the direction of the machine, moving back and forth 2-3 times from left to right;

4.1.8.6 There should be Overlap about 10cm;

4.1.8.7 After five minutes, use a water absorber to dry up the wax water and old wax stains;

4.1.8.8 Mop twice with a wet mop, and then use Dry mop once;

4.1.8.9 Use a hair dryer to dry the floor;

4.1.8.10 Use a hair mop to evenly apply primer on the floor;

4.1.8.11 Apply once every 30 minutes (coat 2-3 times);

4.1.8.12 Dry the floor with a hair dryer;

4.1.8.13 Polish the floor with a polisher Perform polishing.

4.1.9 Waxing the wall

4.1.9.1 Use a shovel to remove old wax and debris on the floor;

4.1.9.2 Use a detergent with a Wash with detergent water from top to bottom;

4.1.9.3 Use a lint-free towel to dry the wall and let it air dry;

4.1.9.4 Apply a little solid wax Apply to a cleaning cloth and apply to the wall with slight pressure;

4.1.9.5 Use another cleaning cloth to wipe hard to achieve a polishing effect.

4.1.10 Maintenance of wax noodles

4.1.10.1 Daily maintenance

Apply dust push oil on the dust push cover, or use a mop with neutral Use a cleaner, such as chlorine, to remove dust and stains from the floor, and then polish with a polisher.

4.1.10.2 Weekly Maintenance

a. Mix neutral detergent with water at a ratio of 1:20, then use a floor scrubber with a scouring pad to gently wipe the floor;

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b. Mix one part maintenance wax water with four parts water. Apply on the wax surface;

c. After drying, use a polishing machine to polish the floor.

4.1.10.3 Monthly Maintenance

a. Mix a portion of detergent with water at a ratio of 1:20, and use a floor scrubber with a scouring pad to gently wipe the floor;

b. Use a water suction machine to absorb the sewage, then rinse it with clean water, and then add a layer of thermoplastic wax water after drying;

c. After the wax surface is dry, use a polishing machine to polish it.

4.1.11 Crystal face treatment:

4.1.11.1 Crystal face treatment is generally only applicable to marble and granite;

4.1.11.2 Crystal face treatment is available There are two types:

a. Crystal hardening treatment;

b. Crystal surface treatment.

4.1.11.3 Crystal hardening treatment method:

a. Scatter marble crystal hard powder on the ground (about 6g/square meter) and spray 3-6 times of water ;

b. Use a machine equipped with a red pad to polish horizontally, apply the crystal liquid powder evenly, and go back and forth about 10-15 times;

c. Grind the crystal hard powder until it is to the slurry;

d. Use a water suction machine to clean out the slurry;

e. Replace with a new red pad and polish it again with "Stone Maintenance Solution" to achieve the desired result. Effect.

4.1.11.4 Crystal surface treatment method:

a. Clean the floor that needs to be crystal surface and keep it clean without any accumulation of water;

b. Spread the K2 crystal liquid evenly on the floor (2 g/square meter);

c. Use a crystal weighting machine and a No. 2 steel wire brocade pad to polish back and forth until the K2 crystal liquid is Completely dry;

d. Sprinkle K3 crystal surface liquid on the ground after K2, and polish it again with a machine;

e. Generally, do K2 3 times on the ground. , 2 times of K3 can achieve the desired effect;

f. Do daily cleaning according to different needs every day, and clean regularly to keep the surface clean;

g. 2-2 times a week 3 times, polish with stone maintenance solution and red pad;

h. For severely worn areas, it is necessary to redo the crystal hardening process.

4.1.11.5 Maintenance method for crystal surface treatment:

a. Use a machine and No. 2 copper wire pad with K2 crystal liquid to polish every day until the crystal liquid is dry; /p>

b. It depends on the brightness of the stone surface. If the brightness is not enough, just use K2 and K3 for polishing.

4.1.11.6 Renovation treatment:

a. Renovation treatment is usually completed on the premise of crystal surface treatment, and it is only suitable for marble;

b. The refurbished disc can be divided into 5 models (50, 200, 500, 1000, 2000);

c. Place the refurbished disc under the machine, and start pulling the water tank from 50, from left to right , start the machine from top to bottom;

d. Repeat the above method until the floor is polished smooth.

4.2 Outdoor cleaning

4.2.1 Cleaning of public spaces and roads

4.2.1.1 Use a long bamboo broom to clean the middle of the road and the public road *Sweep piles of peels, paper scraps, sediment and other garbage at the event site;

4.2.1.2 Use a rubber broom to sweep the garbage into the garbage bin, and then pour it into the peel box;

4.2.1.3 Clean the stained roads and venues with water;

4.2.1.4 After the rain has passed and the weather has cleared, use a bamboo broom to sweep away the accumulated cement and sand on the road;

4.2.1.5 Outdoor cleaning is divided into two groups for cleaning and cleaning from 8:00-21:00;

The first group is from 5:00-7:30, 8:00-12:00, 15:00-18:30

Second Group 5:00-8:00,12:00-16:00,18:30-21:00

Second Group In addition to completing daily work, personnel also complete monthly work and mobility work under the arrangement of the cleaning supervisor.

4.2.2 Cleaning of duty rooms and guard booths

4.2.2.1 Prepare rags, plastic buckets (filled with water), glass scrapers, feather dusters, brooms, mops and other tools, as well as cleaning tools agent;

4.2.2.2 Clean from top to bottom and from the inside out;

4.2.2.3 Use a feather duster to sweep away the dust and cobwebs on the wall. Then sweep away the dust on the tables and chairs;

4.2.2.4 Use a broom to sweep the floor, wipe the desks and chairs on duty with a wet rag, wash the rag, and then wipe the doors, windows and outer walls of the guard box;

4.2.2.5 Use a dry rag to wipe the tables, chairs, doors, windows, and glass again;

4.2.2.6 Use a clean mop to mop the floor and aisles;

4.2.2.7 If there are other office equipment in the duty room, clean them at the same time;

4.2.2.8 After cleaning the guard box, wipe the barrier with a rag;

4.2.2.9 When there are stains, Pour a little detergent and scrub with a rag.

4.2.3 Cleaning of green belts

4.2.3.1 Use a bamboo broom to carefully clean up peels, paper scraps, stones and other garbage on the grass.

4.2.3.2 Pick up cigarette butts, cotton swabs, pebbles, paper scraps and other small debris that cannot be swept away with a broom into the trash can by hand;

4.2.3.3 In While cleaning the grass, carefully clean up the dead branches and leaves under the hedge;

4.2.3.4 The greening staff will clean it once every morning, and perform cleaning tours at other times to keep it clean.

4.2.4 Cleaning of scattered water slopes, drainage ditches and wells

4.2.4.1 Use a broom to clean up sediment, peels, paper scraps and other garbage on the scattered water slope;

4.2.4.2 Use a glue broom to clean the sediment, paper scraps and other garbage in the drainage ditch, pull out the weeds growing in the ditch, and ensure the smooth flow of the drainage ditch;

4.2.4.3 Use a shovel, Use a wire brush to remove stains and moss from dripping air conditioners on the drainage slopes and walls;

4.2.4.4 Clean with detergent first and then rinse with clean water. Check and carefully scrape any unclean areas with a spatula;< /p>

4.2.4.5 Where air conditioning drips, operate according to the above 4.2.4.3 and 4.2.4.4, scrub once a week, and clean the water slopes and drainage ditches at least three times a day.

4.2.4.6 Pack your tools.

4.2.5 Cleaning of the playground

4.2.5.1 Prepare rags, glue buckets, brooms and other tools and cleaning agents;

4.2.5.2 Use rags to wipe Clean the dust on swings and seesaws;

4.2.5.3 Pour a little detergent on the stained area, wipe it with a rag, and then wash it with clean water;

4.2.5.4 Use a broom Sweep the sand outside the sand pit into the pit, and at the same time clean up paper scraps, peels and other garbage in and around the playground;

4.2.5.5 Sweep the venue three times a day and perform additional cleaning cycles.

4.2.6 Cleaning of the parking lot

4.2.6.1 Prepare glue hoses, brooms, glue brushes, garbage buckets and other tools and cleaning agents;

4.2. 6.2 Use a long-handled bamboo broom to sweep the garbage into several piles;

4.2.6.3 Use a garbage bucket to shovel the garbage into the peel box;

4.2.6.4 If you find useless debris, put it together Clear and transport it to the peel box;

4.2.6.5 Connect the water source with a hose and clean the floor thoroughly. When oil stains and stains are found, pour a little detergent on the stained area, scrub with a rubber brush, and then clean it again. Rinse with water;

4.2.6.6 Clean the surrounding parking lot drainage and sewer outlets to ensure smooth drainage;

4.2.6.7 Clean once a day; flush the ground with water twice a month.

4.2.7 Cleaning of sculpture decorations, publicity boards, and signs and billboards

4.2.7.1 Cleaning of sculpture decorations: Prepare long-handled plastic brooms, rags, detergents, and ladders Wait for tools, use a broom to clean the dust on the decorations, stand on the ladder, wipe it from top to bottom with a wet rag, if there is a stain, apply detergent on the stain, wipe it with a rag, and then clean it with water . Stainless steel decorations should be operated according to 4.1.6 "Cleaning and Maintenance of Stainless Steel". Clean once a month;

4.2.7.2 Cleaning of the bulletin board: Wipe the inside and outside of the bulletin board with a rag, clean the glass with a glass scraper, and follow 4.1.4 "Cleaning of Glass, Doors, and Mirrors" Cleaning operation. Clean once a month;

4.2.7.3 Cleaning of billboards and signs: If there is advertising paper, tear off the paper first, wipe it from top to bottom with a wet rag, and then wipe it once with a dry rag. Clean once a week. Indoor signage is cleaned daily.

4.2.8 Cleaning of the fountain pool

4.2.8.1 Daily maintenance: Floor cleaners use a fishing screen to clean the floating objects on the water surface of the fountain pool every day.

4.2.8.2 Regular cleaning:

a. Disconnect the power supply first when cleaning;

b. Open the drain valve to drain the water, and wait until three-thirds of the water in the pool has drained out. At one time, the cleaners enter the pool to clean;

c. Use a long-handled hand brush to add an appropriate amount of detergent, and scrub the pool tiles from top to bottom;

d. Use a towel to wipe Moss and dirt on the surface of lighting, water pumps, water pipes, sprinklers and wires in the sink. When cleaning, do not swing the nozzle;

e. Drain the sewage in the pool and mop the bottom of the pool;

f. Inject new water and add an appropriate amount of copper sulfate to purify the water quality. And clean the stains on the ground around the pool.

4.2.9 Septic tank cleaning

a. Use a septic suction truck;

b. Use an iron hook to open the septic tank cover , and then use a long bamboo pole to stir up the agglomerated layer of debris in the septic tank;

c. Drive the car to the work site, put on the fecal suction hose and put it into the septic tank;

d. Start the switch of the septic suction truck and suck out the feces until all the septic agglomerates in the septic tank are sucked out;

e. Cover the manhole cover of the septic tank and flush the work site and all tools with clean water. .

f. In principle, once a year, if there is any abnormality in the inspection, it can be cleaned at any time;

4.2.10 Cleaning of garbage pools (boxes):

4.2 .10.1 Use a shovel to shovel the garbage in the pool into the trolley, use a broom to sweep up the remaining garbage, open the water valve, and rinse the pool once with water;

4.2.10.2 Sprinkle the pool with decontamination powder or washing powder Use a rubber brush to scrub stains on the tiles inside and outside the garbage pool and the door of the garbage pool;

4.2.10.3 Dredge the drainage channel of the garbage pool and clean the surrounding cement surface;

4.2.10.4 Open the water valve, clean the inside and outside of the garbage pool with water, and scrub with a broom or rubber brush at the same time;

4.2.10.5 Close the water valve, retract the water pipe, and lock the iron door of the garbage pool;

4.2.10.6 Cleaning of trash cans or peel bins: After clearing the garbage in the bin, move the bin to a water source, rinse it with water first, then pour a little detergent on the stained area to scrub it, rinse it with water again, and move it to Put it in its original place.

4.3 Cleaning of office floors

4.3.1 Time: 6:30-11:00, 13:00-17:30. Clean the company leadership office. The content includes: desktop file arrangement, desktop wiping, filing cabinet wiping, wall lamp wiping, glass wiping, paper basket cleaning, water cup changing, etc.;

4.3.2 Cleaning the office room by room:

4.3.2.1 First collect the garbage and sundries in each room in garbage bags;

4.3.2.2 Then organize the documents, newspapers and office supplies on each table;

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4.3.2.3 Empty the ashtray, wring out a clean wet towel and wipe the countertops, seats, filing cabinets, doors, windows, flower pots, etc.;

4.3.2.4 Executive desk, The executive chair should be cleaned and maintained with a dry towel and Bilizhu care agent;

4.3.2.5 Use a vacuum cleaner to vacuum the office carpet once a week.

4.4 Cleaning of public toilets

4.4.1 Clean public toilets before 8:00 in the morning and 14:00 in the afternoon every day, and every two hours at other times. Clean once and clean up the ground garbage, accumulated water, etc.;

4.4.2 Open doors and windows for ventilation, flush the toilet with water, and use clips to remove cigarette butts and other debris from the toilet;

4.4.3 Clean the garbage on the floor, empty the garbage basket, replace it with a new garbage bag and put it back in its original place;

4.4.4 Pour the toilet cleaning water into the water scoop and use the toilet brush to dip the toilet cleaning water into the toilet, Then rinse with clean water;

4.4.5 Use a wet towel and detergent to scrub the basin, marble countertop, wall, door and window signs;

4.4.6 Wring out the wet towel first Finally, wipe the mirror window glass, and then wipe it clean with a dry towel;

4.4.7 Mop the floor clean with a wet mop, and then mop it dry;

4.4.8 Spray an appropriate amount Perfume or air freshener, and mothballs in the urinal;

4.4.9 Wipe the lamps with a dry towel once a month and clean the ceiling once a month.

4.5 Garbage removal and cleaning of garbage transfer stations

4.5.1 Collect building garbage every morning before 8:00 and before 16:00 in the afternoon, once an hour outdoors. Load the truck and transport it to the garbage transfer station;

4.5.2 Clean the floor of the transfer station and clean the walls;

4.5.3 Wash the passages and floors outside the transfer station with water, and use decontamination for oily areas Brush with powder or dishwashing liquid: pick up the garbage in the drainage ditch and clean the drainage ditch with water;

4.5.4 Use a sprayer with disinfectant to clean the garbage transfer station and the surrounding area 10 meters away. Disinfection;

4.5.5 Clean the tool room of the garbage station, clean the walls with a clean broom, sweep up the garbage on the floor, and wipe the doors, windows and tool racks with a wet rag;

4.5. 6 The tool room of the garbage station is cleaned once a week.

4.6 Elimination of "Four Pests"

4.6.1 Disinfection

4.6.1.1 Conduct thorough disinfection of buildings and green belts four times a month Activities include disinfection of septic tanks every quarter, and tracking, recording and assessment by the Ministry of Environmental Health;

4.6.1.2 Weekly inspection of trash cans, garbage transfer stations, toilets, garages, drainage channels, etc. Carry out a sterilization activity.

4.6.2 Issues that should be paid attention to when carrying out disinfection activities

4.6.2.1 Use high-efficiency and low-toxic disinfection supplies, prepare them in proportion, and use a back sprayer to spray them appropriately on the disinfection area. disinfecting place. Pay attention to preventive measures when spraying, wear long clothes, long trousers, and a mask, change clothes and pants after completion, and wash hands with soap;

4.6.2.2 Lobby and floor disinfection activities are generally conducted in non-office areas If it must be carried out during office hours under special circumstances, it must be carried out with the consent of the customer service department;

4.6.2.3 Try to spray the outside of the square in a downwind location to reduce the impact on pedestrians direct contact;

4.6.2.4 According to actual needs, the number of sprays can be increased, and attention should be paid to promptly removing the bodies of killed pests;

4.7 Standard operating procedures for machinery

4.7.1 Floor wiper

Floor wiper is mainly used for hard floor cleaning or floor polishing. It is one of the indispensable cleaning equipment for the building. There are two types: single disc type and multi-disc type. .

4.7.1.1 Operating Instructions

a. Install the floor brush and the dial, and rotate the floor brush and the dial in the clockwise direction;

b. To the water tank Pour water and detergent into it, and mix the water in proportion;

c. Plug in the power, press the adjustment switch, and adjust the handle lever to a height that suits you;

d. From Start operating the machine from the area closest to the power socket to prevent the machine from running over the wires.

4.7.1.2 Precautions

a. The brush must be prevented from contacting the wires during work to prevent the power cord from being entangled in the brush;

b. Start the floor mopping machine When using the equipment, the power cord should be behind the operator;

c. When using detergent, be careful not to let water wet the motor;

d. After using the equipment, do not use your hands casually Leave the handle, release the joystick, wait until the machine stops completely, then cut off the power, and remove the floor brush and dial.

4.7.1.3 Maintenance work

a. After use, clean the machine body and accessories;

b. Use a clean cloth to wipe the machine, wires, Wrap the wire around the machine hook. The machine must be stored in a dry place.

4.7.2 Vacuum cleaner

Vacuum cleaner is a special equipment used for vacuuming flat parts such as floors, carpets, walls, etc. It is one of the commonly used equipment in cleaning work. one.

4.7.2.1 Operating Instructions

a. Connect the hose to the fuselage and plug in the 220-volt power supply;

b. Press the top button when starting Switch button;

c. When sucking hard floors, extend the nozzle brush, and when sucking carpets, extend the brush into the nozzle.

4.7.2.2 Precautions

a. Before using the vacuum cleaner, check whether the dust inside the machine has been cleaned;

b. After using the vacuum cleaner , check the dust bag, if it is full, empty it if necessary, and use another vacuum cleaner to remove the dust inside the machine and outside the dust bag;

c. For dry vacuum cleaners, do not suck moisture into the machine Inside.

4.7.2.3 Maintenance work

a. After use, cut off the power, remove the hose and pipe clamp, and hang the wound wires on the fuselage shell;

b. Unwind the hose and roll it into a roll, or hang it on the wall.

4.7.3 Water suction machine

Water suction machines are specially used to remove accumulated water. There are single-purpose water suction machines and dual-purpose dust and water suction machines. Their construction principles are the same as vacuum cleaners.

4.7.3.1 Operating Instructions

a. Connect the hose to the fuselage and plug in the 220-volt power supply;

b. Use a soft hose when vacuuming the floor When vacuuming carpets, use an iron scraper to absorb water;

c. If the water suction machine is full of water, it will make different sounds.

4.7.3.2 Precautions

a. Before using the water suction machine, check whether the machine is full of water;

b. After using the water suction machine, pour it away Rinse the sewage with clean water and then wipe it clean with a dry cloth;

c. If acidic detergent is absorbed into the machine, clean it immediately after use to avoid rust.

4.7.3.3 Maintenance work

a. After using the machine, cut off the power supply, remove the hose and pipe handle, then wind the power cord and hang it on the machine head shell;

b. The filter in the water suction machine should be disassembled and cleaned;

c. The stainless steel shell of the fuselage should be maintained with maintenance wax.

4.7.4 High-speed polishing machine

High-speed polishing machine is specially used for floor polishing, and its construction principle is the same as that of a floor mopping machine. The high-speed polishing machine rotates at high speed to cause soft friction between the brush disc and the ground to achieve the effect of a polishing machine. It is suitable for polishing smooth and hard floors such as marble, granite, and wooden floors.

4.7.4.1 Operating Instructions

a. Before polishing, it is necessary to wipe the surface to remove waste and wet wipe to remove sand and gravel chips;

b. Inspection Whether the polishing brush is clean and needs to be replaced;

c. Check whether the machine speed control is at the normal speed position;

d. Turn on the power and operate from the nearest power socket At the beginning, the walking route is a straight line, and the polished ground at the back should overlap the polished ground at the front.

4.7.4.2 Precautions

a. Do not drive the machine too fast during working hours to avoid collision;

b. It cannot be flammable Use liquids to wash the floor, or operate the machine in explosive air;

c. When operating the machine, do not lift it, which may cause the machine to lose control;

d. The machine must Place it indoors, do not let it get exposed to rain or snow, and never let any liquid spray on the top of the machine;

e. Do not put anything on the machine, because it has a precise balance;

< p>f. The ground wire must be connected to the switch box and motor. Wrong connection will result in electric shock.

4.7.4.3 Maintenance work

a. After each use, wipe the surface of the machine with a clean cloth. When not in use, use an unused polisher

b. Place the pad under the drive plate and disconnect the machine;

c. Check whether the vent on the motor cover is clear. If there is a lot of dust collected, you must remove the motor casing and use a vacuum cleaner to remove any dust .

4.7.5 Blow dryer

Blow dryer, also known as hair dryer, is mainly used for cleaning and drying carpets or drying floors after waxing.

4.7.5.1 Operating Instructions

a. First remove all furniture in the room and lift a corner of the carpet;

b. Adjust the position of the air outlet so that it faces Carpet or floor, make sure the built-in mesh cover is not sealed;

c. Insert the grounded plug into the power socket and turn on the switch. The air blown by the fan will pass through the top and bottom of the carpet to accelerate the drying process. .

d. When drying or carding carpets, the direction of the fan must be constantly adjusted.

4.7.5.2 Precautions

a. Do not operate the machine in water;

b. When the grille and mesh cover of the machine are damaged, do not Operate the machine;

c. Do not insert any objects into the open exterior of the machine;

d. Keep all parts of the body and clothes away from the open exterior and operating parts of the machine;

e. Someone must be present when the machine is turned on. The power does not have to be cut off. The machine must be turned off first and then unplugged;

f. Do not operate the machine in a flammable and explosive environment.

4.7.5.3 Maintenance. It is necessary to regularly lubricate the bearings and clean the built-in grille and air outlet grille;

4.7.6 High-pressure water gun

High-pressure water gun is mainly used to wash exterior walls, glass, square floors, cars, Plastic carpet etc. The high-pressure water gun uses a motor to pressurize the water gun, causing the water gun to spray high-pressure water to wash the surface of the object.

4.7.6.1 Operating Instructions

a. Connect the water pipe to the fuselage, then connect the water pipe to the faucet, and plug in the 220-volt power supply;

b .Turn on the power switch of the machine;

c. Flush the planned area;

4.7.6.2 Pay attention to the details

a) Check the machine and water pipes before use Whether it is damaged;

b) The water pipe must be drained after use.

4.8 Record filling

4.8.1 Arrange important tasks and the cleaning supervisor will fill in the "Cleaner Position Arrangement Form";

4.8.2 Every time stone maintenance is done After that, the person in charge of the position will fill in the "Stone Maintenance Record Form";

4.8.3 After each cleaning of the bathroom, the position must fill in the "Bathroom Cleaning Record";

4.8.4 For disinfection work, the cleaning staff designated by the cleaning supervisor must fill in the "Disinfection Work Record Inspection Form";

4.8.5 The "Garbage Removal Service Quality Record Form" must be filled in for each garbage removal position.

4.8.6 The cleaning supervisor needs to supervise the high-altitude operations on site and fill out the "High-altitude Operation Record Inspection Form".

4.9 Inspection

4.9.1 The cleaning supervisor shall inspect the cleaning and cleaning work at least twice a day, and fill in the "Cleaning and Cleaning Daily Work Record Inspection Form";

4.9.2 The department manager shall inspect the cleaning and cleaning work at least twice a month and fill out the "Monthly Cleaning and Cleaning Work Inspection Form";

4.9.3 After each disinfection, the environmental The supervisor of the Ministry of Health will conduct the inspection and fill in the "Disinfection Work Record Inspection Form".

Reference Property Management Network

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