Common Area Cleaning Services in Gauteng

How we scope common area cleaning

Common areas are judged constantly and belong to nobody in particular, which is exactly why they need a defined owner in the scope. We list each shared area, the tasks for it and how often it is serviced.

Traffic drives the frequency: entrances, lifts and shared ablutions carry the most use and are scoped more often than back corridors or plant areas.

Where a building has both interior common areas and exterior paving or landscaping, both can sit in one scope so the presentation is consistent from the street to the lift lobby.

Quality control

• • A written scope lists every area, task and frequency before work starts.
• • A named supervisor is responsible for the site and the visit records.
• • Completion notes record what was done, what was found and what needs attention.
• • Additional work is identified and quoted rather than absorbed silently.

Health and safety on site

• • Staff work in Broadway Affiliated uniforms and are briefed on the site rules before starting.
• • Wet floors, work zones and equipment areas are signed while cleaning is in progress.
• • Chemicals are used at the stated dilution, stored closed and kept away from public areas.
• • Site induction, access control and sign-in requirements are followed as the client sets them.