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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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| £13.50 |
 Office Cleaning
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| £13.50 |
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Carpet Cleaning Canary Wharf is committed to providing professional carpet and upholstery cleaning services in a way that protects the health, safety, and welfare of our employees, clients, visitors, contractors, and the general public. This policy sets out our approach to managing risks, maintaining safe working conditions, and complying with applicable health and safety legislation relevant to cleaning operations.
We recognise our responsibility to ensure that all cleaning activities are planned, carried out, and reviewed with health and safety as a priority. Our objectives are to prevent accidents and work-related ill health, to minimise risks arising from our activities, and to continuously improve our health and safety performance.
Management will provide adequate resources, information, instruction, and supervision to support this policy and expects every member of staff and all contractors to share this commitment and follow the procedures described here.
Overall responsibility for health and safety within Carpet Cleaning Canary Wharf rests with the company management. Management is responsible for implementing this policy, reviewing it regularly, and ensuring that appropriate risk assessments, safe systems of work, and training are in place.
Supervisors are responsible for monitoring day-to-day work, confirming that staff follow agreed procedures, use equipment correctly, wear the required personal protective equipment, and report any hazards or incidents immediately.
All employees and contractors have a duty to take reasonable care for their own health and safety and that of others who may be affected by their actions. They must cooperate with the company by following training and instructions, using protective equipment correctly, and immediately reporting accidents, near misses, unsafe conditions, or concerns.
Before starting work at any premises, a suitable and proportionate risk assessment will be carried out to identify potential hazards and decide on appropriate control measures. This includes assessing risks linked to manual handling, use of chemicals, electrical equipment, wet floors, trip hazards, confined spaces, and working in occupied premises.
Safe working procedures will be developed for all routine cleaning tasks, and staff will be trained to follow them. Where conditions change on site, or new risks are identified, the risk assessment will be reviewed and control measures updated. Work will only proceed when it is considered safe to do so.
Cleaning chemicals, including detergents, stain removers, and disinfectants, will be selected, stored, and used in accordance with manufacturer instructions and relevant safety data sheets. We will assess the risks from exposure to hazardous substances and implement control measures such as ventilation, correct dilution, use of closed containers, and suitable personal protective equipment.
Chemicals are kept in clearly labelled containers and must never be transferred into unmarked bottles. Staff are instructed to avoid mixing products, to use dosing tools where provided, and to wash hands after handling chemicals or completed work. Any chemical spills will be dealt with promptly and safely, following the guidance from the manufacturer.
Carpet Cleaning Canary Wharf will provide appropriate personal protective equipment at no cost to employees. This may include gloves, eye protection, face masks or respirators where necessary, and protective footwear. Staff must wear the specified equipment when carrying out tasks that require it and must keep it in good condition, reporting any defects or replacements needed.
Personal protective equipment is regarded as a last line of defence and does not replace the need for safe systems of work, proper handling of chemicals, and effective ventilation.
All machinery and tools, including carpet cleaning machines, vacuum cleaners, hoses, and electrical extension leads, will be inspected regularly and maintained in safe working order. Faulty or damaged equipment must be removed from service immediately and reported to management so that it can be repaired or replaced.
Employees will only use equipment for which they have been trained and authorised. Cables will be managed to minimise trip hazards, and electrical equipment will not be used with wet hands, in standing water, or near exposed electrical sources.
Our staff often handle heavy or awkward items such as machines, solution containers, and hoses. To reduce the risk of strains and other injuries, manual handling tasks will be assessed and controlled. Staff will receive guidance on correct lifting techniques, use of trolleys or mechanical aids, and safe team lifting when necessary.
Where practicable, equipment will be loaded, unloaded, and moved in ways that reduce bending, twisting, and carrying over long distances. Staff must not attempt to lift loads that are too heavy for them and should ask for assistance when required.
During cleaning operations in homes, offices, and other premises, we will take steps to protect anyone who may be affected by our work. This includes clearly identifying wet or recently cleaned areas, managing hoses and cables to reduce trip hazards, and keeping equipment and chemicals out of reach of children and vulnerable people.
We will cooperate with property managers, business owners, and householders to plan work at suitable times and to maintain safe access and emergency exit routes. Noise, odours, and disruption will be minimised as far as reasonably practicable.
All employees receive induction training that covers key health and safety responsibilities, emergency procedures, safe use of chemicals, correct use of personal protective equipment, manual handling practices, and safe operation of equipment. Additional task-specific and refresher training is provided where required.
Supervisors will observe working practices to ensure that training is being followed in practice and will provide further instruction or corrective guidance when needed. Records of training are maintained and reviewed regularly.
All accidents, near misses, and hazardous occurrences connected with our work must be reported to management as soon as possible. They will be recorded, investigated, and used to identify any underlying causes and opportunities for improvement.
Emergency procedures for fire, first aid, chemical exposure, and evacuation will be followed at each site. Staff will familiarise themselves with the layout of the premises, exits, and any local instructions before commencing work.
Carpet Cleaning Canary Wharf will monitor compliance with this health and safety policy through site checks, discussions with staff and clients, and reviews of accident and incident data. Where improvements are identified, we will update our procedures, risk assessments, and training accordingly.
This policy will be reviewed regularly and after any significant change in our activities, equipment, or legal requirements, to ensure it remains relevant and effective for our carpet and upholstery cleaning operations.
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