When a management room, office space, entrance and windows need attention on the same day in AOSB 1. Kısım business area, “general cleaning” is not a sufficiently clear description. The scope is easier to choose when desk use, shared-area traffic, accessible sides of the glass and who will be in the building are discussed in advance.
CGS Temizlik is headquartered at Sütçüler Mahallesi 15 Temmuz Şehitler Cd No:109/D, Kepez/Antalya. Telephone: 0537 445 01 91. Scope is discussed according to the address and access conditions.
Separating the right type of work
For this address group, the main need may be office and workplace cleaning for offices, management rooms, toilets and shared-use points. In an office, limits around electronic equipment and documents should be specified separately. Apartment or site cleaning is a different plan, covering entrances, landings, stairs and other common areas.
CGS Temizlik’s general services also include home cleaning, vacant-flat cleaning, villa cleaning, post-construction cleaning, upholstery washing and window cleaning. Post-construction work distinguishes bulky debris from fine cleaning and considers surface sensitivity around paint or mortar residue. Homes, vacant flats, villas and upholstery require separate discussion based on use, fabric labels, room count and access.
Scheduling several tasks for the same day
When office, window and common-area cleaning are scheduled together, the work order matters for daily use. The limits around items, papers and devices in work areas can be set first. Next, the times when entrances and stairs have less traffic can be identified. If window cleaning follows interior work, possible footprints or water marks in the room can also be considered in the schedule.
A management room and a shared area may not need the same scope. In a management room, desk surfaces, exterior cabinet surfaces, the area around chairs and the area around electronics need clear boundaries. In common areas, confirm whether door handles, floors, toilets and waste points are included. Entry access, usable areas and access conditions are clarified with the customer before work begins.
State which parts of the windows are included
A request for window cleaning needs more detail than simply saying “the windows.” The inside pane, accessible outside pane, frame, handle and tracks can each be discussed as separate items. Fixed panes, elevated sections and exterior surfaces without safe access require assessment.
Dust in tracks and adhered residue do not call for the same approach. No specific method should be considered suitable without knowing the frame material, seal condition and manufacturer care instructions. Scratches, dullness, stains or differences that may relate to coatings also require professional assessment; their cause should not be concluded from appearance alone.
Safe passage at entrances and on stairs
Where a building has an entrance or stairs, wet-floor work should be planned together with circulation. The floors to be cleaned, the stair section to be used and the routes for visitors or staff can be identified beforehand. Rather than wetting an entire area at once, discuss whether a phased arrangement that preserves access is suitable.
This is particularly relevant where deliveries, visitors or staff movement use the entrance. Any arrangement for traffic and the timing of area use should reflect the customer’s building routine when there may be a slip risk.
Before-and-after checklist
- Before: List separate scopes for offices, management rooms, toilets, entrances and stairs.
- For windows: Identify the inside pane, accessible outside pane, frames and tracks separately.
- For boundaries: Identify documents, computers, locked cabinets and areas not to be accessed.
- For traffic: Agree on the entrance and stair routes to be used during cleaning.
- After: Review window edges, tracks, entrance flooring, stair treads and common toilets together.
Are both sides of a window covered by the same scope?
Not necessarily. The inside pane, accessible outside pane, frame and tracks should be listed separately. Safe access for exterior surfaces is discussed in particular.
Can the entrance remain in use while stairs are cleaned?
A traffic arrangement can be planned according to building use. The stair section and timing of cleaning, as well as user direction, should be clarified before work starts.