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 Carpet Cleaning
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| £55 |
 Upholstery Cleaning
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| £55 |
 End Of Tenancy Cleaning
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| £95 |
 Domestic Cleaning
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| £13.50 |
 House Cleaning
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Carpet Cleaning Twickenham is committed to providing a safe and healthy working environment for our employees, customers, visitors and members of the public who may be affected by our work. This Health and Safety Policy sets out the principles and procedures we follow to manage risks associated with carpet, rug and upholstery cleaning services delivered in homes, offices and commercial premises.
Our main objectives are to prevent injury, protect health and comply with all applicable health and safety legislation and recognised industry standards. We will identify, assess and control risks arising from our cleaning activities, equipment and cleaning products, and continually review our working methods to improve safety performance.
Management is responsible for implementing this policy, providing adequate resources and ensuring that safe systems of work are developed and maintained. All employees are required to co operate with these arrangements and to take reasonable care for their own health and safety and that of others.
The management of Carpet Cleaning Twickenham accepts overall responsibility for health and safety and will:
Ensure that health and safety considerations are integrated into all planning and decision making for our carpet cleaning services. Provide suitable equipment, cleaning agents and personal protective equipment that are safe and fit for purpose. Arrange appropriate training, instruction and supervision so that work is carried out competently and safely. Regularly review risk assessments, working procedures and this policy to keep them up to date and effective. Investigate accidents, incidents and near misses to identify root causes and prevent recurrence.
Every employee has a duty to follow training and instructions, use equipment correctly, report hazards, and refrain from any behaviour that could compromise safety.
Before starting work on any cleaning job, risks are assessed to identify hazards that may arise from equipment, chemicals, manual handling, access, electrical supplies and the surrounding environment. These assessments inform the safe systems of work adopted by our teams.
Typical control measures include careful placement and routing of hoses and cables to prevent trips and falls, setting up warning signs in areas being cleaned, ensuring adequate ventilation when using cleaning solutions, controlling access to work areas, and following manufacturer instructions for machines and products. Where necessary, cleaning methods are adapted to suit the specific conditions of the property and the needs of occupants, including children, pets and vulnerable persons.
Chemicals used for carpet, rug and upholstery cleaning are selected with regard to safety, effectiveness and environmental impact. Material safety information is obtained and the risks associated with each product are assessed. Employees receive training in the safe handling, dilution, application, storage and disposal of all substances used in our services.
Protective gloves, eye protection and other suitable personal protective equipment are provided and must be worn when required. Products are clearly labelled and never transferred into unmarked containers. We avoid unnecessary exposure to vapours, aerosols and residues, and ensure that customers are informed about any precautions they should take after cleaning has been completed, such as keeping children and pets away from damp areas until fully dry.
Our carpet cleaning equipment, including extraction machines, vacuum cleaners, agitation tools and accessories, is maintained in safe working condition. Regular inspections, servicing and testing are carried out in line with manufacturer guidelines and relevant regulations.
Faulty or damaged equipment is removed from service immediately and reported to management for repair or replacement. Electrical leads and plugs are inspected for damage before use, and suitable extension leads are used where necessary. Employees are trained to operate machinery correctly and to follow lock off or isolation procedures where appropriate.
Many carpet cleaning tasks involve lifting, carrying and moving equipment, furniture and accessories. To reduce the risk of strain and injury, staff receive training in safe manual handling techniques, including correct lifting posture, load assessment and use of mechanical aids where available.
Where furniture needs to be moved, this is done carefully, using two person lifts for heavier items. Walkways are kept clear, hoses are routed to minimise obstruction and wet floor areas are highlighted with warning signs. We take account of the layout of each property and adjust our working methods to maintain safe access and egress at all times.
Carpet Cleaning Twickenham provides appropriate personal protective equipment such as gloves, masks, eye protection, knee pads and protective footwear, based on the risks identified for each task. Employees are required to use this equipment as instructed and to keep it in good condition. Any defects or losses must be reported promptly so that replacements can be provided.
During cleaning work we take practical steps to protect customers, occupants, visitors and members of the public. This includes clear communication about which areas are being treated, use of warning signs, managing cables and hoses to prevent trips, and preventing unauthorised access to machinery or chemicals.
We show respect for customer property and ensure that any potential hazards created by our work are controlled, reduced or removed as soon as it is safe and practical to do so. On completion of work we check that surfaces are left in a safe condition, with particular attention to drying times, slip risks and ventilation.
All new employees receive an introduction to our Health and Safety Policy and procedures as part of their induction. Ongoing training is provided on topics such as safe equipment use, chemical handling, manual handling, emergency actions and incident reporting. Refresher training is delivered when procedures change or when new products or machines are introduced.
We encourage staff to raise any health and safety concerns, suggest improvements and participate in discussions about safe working practices. Information about risks and controls is communicated in a clear and practical way that is relevant to day to day cleaning operations.
All accidents, injuries, near misses and hazardous occurrences must be reported to management without delay. These events are recorded, investigated and reviewed so that we can learn lessons and implement preventive measures. Emergency procedures are in place for fire, electrical incidents, chemical spills and first aid situations, and employees are trained to respond calmly and appropriately.
Carpet Cleaning Twickenham regularly monitors compliance with this Health and Safety Policy by observing work practices, reviewing risk assessments, analysing incident data and gathering feedback from staff and customers.
This policy is reviewed periodically and whenever there are significant changes in legislation, work activities, equipment or cleaning products. Updated versions are communicated to employees so that everyone understands their responsibilities and the standards expected when delivering our carpet cleaning services.
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