Fire Control Room
Code: ANCMF-AU-I-FCR-01
AS/NZS 3733:1995
ISO 14001:2015
EN 13549:2001
ISSA Cleaning Standards
AS 1851:2012
Industrial
Daily Cleaning
Standard Risk
ISO Compliant
Objective
Ensure the Fire Control Room is maintained to the highest cleanliness standards to support operational efficiency and safety.
Scope of Work
- Dust all surfaces including control panels, desks, and equipment.
- Sanitise high-touch areas such as door handles, light switches, and control buttons.
- Vacuum and mop floors using appropriate cleaning agents.
- Empty rubbish bins and replace liners.
- Clean and polish glass surfaces and windows.
- Ensure all cleaning activities comply with Australian workplace health and safety requirements.
Method
- Use a colour-coded cleaning system to prevent cross-contamination.
- Start by dusting from top to bottom to capture all dust particles.
- Sanitise high-touch areas with approved disinfectants.
- Vacuum floors using a HEPA-filter vacuum cleaner to minimise airborne particles.
- Mop floors with a neutral pH cleaner to maintain surface integrity.
- Dispose of rubbish in designated bins and replace liners.
- Inspect and clean glass surfaces with a streak-free cleaner.
Equipment
- Colour-coded microfibre cloths
- HEPA-filter vacuum cleaner
- Neutral pH floor cleaner
- Approved disinfectants
- Glass cleaner
- Cleaning trolley
- Rubbish bin liners
Quality Criteria
Performance Level | Criteria |
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Excellent | All surfaces are free of dust and smudges; floors are spotless and dry; no rubbish present; glass surfaces are streak-free; high-touch areas are sanitised and free of fingerprints. |
Good | Minor dust on non-critical surfaces; floors are clean with minimal streaks; rubbish bins are empty; glass surfaces have minor streaks; high-touch areas are mostly sanitised. |
Pass | Noticeable dust on surfaces; floors have visible streaks; rubbish bins are not overflowing; glass surfaces have visible streaks; high-touch areas are partially sanitised. |
Fail | Heavy dust accumulation; floors are dirty or wet; rubbish bins are overflowing; glass surfaces are dirty; high-touch areas are not sanitised. |
Documentation
- Cleaning Checklist: Digital or paper checklist to verify completion of all cleaning tasks
- Incident Reports: Documentation of any cleaning-related incidents, spills, or issues encountered
- Maintenance Records: Record any maintenance needs identified during cleaning (for reporting to maintenance team)
- Photos: Before and after photos as requested to document cleaning completion and quality