Cleaning staff dress code

Dressing requirements for cleaning staff: Dress neatly and appropriately to ensure work safety and hygiene.

First of all, cleaning staff should wear uniforms or work clothes when working to ensure a unified and tidy image. Uniforms or work clothes should be kept clean, tidy and free of visible stains and tears. Secondly, cleaning staff should wear appropriate shoes while working. Shoes should be non-slip, wear-resistant and meet the requirements of the workplace. Avoid wearing high heels or slippery shoes to avoid accidents.

In addition, cleaning staff should wear necessary protective equipment, such as gloves, masks, etc., during work to ensure personal hygiene and safety. Especially when handling chemical cleaners or garbage, appropriate protective equipment should be worn to prevent chemical damage to the skin and respiratory tract. In addition, cleaning staff should pay attention to personal hygiene during work, wash hands frequently and keep clean.

Duties of Cleaners

1. Keep the environment tidy: Cleaners need to be responsible for the cleaning and sanitation of the areas under their jurisdiction, including the cleaning of floors, doors, windows, bathrooms and other public areas. and disinfection. They need to frequently use various cleaning tools, such as mops, vacuum cleaners, detergents, etc., to keep the environment tidy and hygienic.

2. Garbage classification: Cleaners need to classify the garbage in accordance with the relevant regulations on garbage classification. They need to separate recyclable waste from non-recyclable waste, handle hazardous waste separately, and keep the environment tidy and hygienic.

3. Bathroom maintenance: The bathroom is one of the important work areas for cleaning staff. They need to clean the bathroom frequently, including washing the toilet, cleaning the floor, ventilating, etc., to keep the bathroom clean and odor-free.