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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 Kentish Town is committed to providing a safe and healthy environment for our employees, clients, visitors and the wider public. This Health and Safety Policy sets out our approach to managing risks associated with carpet and upholstery cleaning and related services delivered in residential and commercial premises.
Our objective is to prevent accidents, injuries and work-related ill health by identifying hazards, assessing risks and implementing sensible control measures. We aim to continually improve our health and safety performance through training, supervision, monitoring and regular review of our procedures.
All employees and contractors working on behalf of Carpet Cleaning Kentish Town are required to follow this policy and cooperate in maintaining high standards of health and safety during every job.
Carpet Cleaning Kentish Town complies with all relevant health and safety legislation and codes of practice that apply to cleaning operations, chemical use, manual handling and the safe use of work equipment. We also follow manufacturers instructions and safety data for the products and machinery we use, ensuring they are applied correctly and safely in homes and business premises.
Management holds overall responsibility for implementing this Health and Safety Policy. This includes:
Ensuring risks are identified, assessed and controlled before work starts on site. Providing suitable equipment and cleaning agents that are maintained in safe working condition. Organising regular training for employees to ensure they understand safe working practices. Monitoring compliance with procedures and taking corrective action where needed. Reviewing this policy periodically and when there are significant changes in operations or legislation.
Every employee of Carpet Cleaning Kentish Town has a legal and moral duty to work safely. Employees must:
Take reasonable care of their own health and safety and that of others who may be affected by their work. Follow all safety instructions, training and company procedures. Use machinery, tools, personal protective equipment and chemicals only as instructed. Report accidents, incidents, near misses, defects and hazards to management as soon as reasonably practicable. Refrain from any behaviour that could compromise safety at client premises or company facilities.
Before starting work, relevant risks are assessed based on the type of property, the condition of the flooring, access routes and the presence of occupants, including children, pets and vulnerable individuals. Particular attention is given to:
Slip, trip and fall hazards from hoses, cables, wet areas and cleaning tools. Manual handling of heavy or awkward equipment. Electrical safety when using powered machinery. Safe use and storage of cleaning chemicals and solutions. Ventilation requirements when operating machinery or using particular products.
Work is planned to minimise disruption to occupants and to maintain safe access and exit routes at all times.
Carpet Cleaning Kentish Town uses approved cleaning solutions suitable for professional carpet and upholstery cleaning. All chemicals are used in accordance with manufacturer instructions and any applicable safety data information. Staff are trained in dilution, application, storage and disposal procedures.
Where required, appropriate personal protective equipment is provided, which may include gloves, masks or eye protection. Products are selected with consideration for indoor environments to reduce fumes and irritants, especially in occupied homes and workplaces.
All machines, tools and accessories used in our cleaning services are maintained, inspected and serviced at suitable intervals. Employees are trained and authorised before operating any equipment. Safety measures include:
Checking electrical leads and plugs before use. Keeping cables and hoses positioned to reduce trip risks. Switching off and unplugging equipment before cleaning, adjustments or transport. Transporting machinery safely to and from client properties using appropriate manual handling techniques.
Manual handling tasks such as lifting machinery, moving furniture or carrying containers are an integral part of carpet cleaning work. Employees receive training on safe lifting techniques and the use of handling aids where appropriate. Heavy or awkward items are moved by more than one person whenever required to prevent strain and injury.
We recognise that wet surfaces, hoses and cables can increase the risk of slips, trips and falls. To control these risks, we:
Use clear and safe routing for hoses and power leads. Keep work areas as tidy as practicable during cleaning. Promptly wipe up spillages and manage wet surfaces with appropriate work practices. Inform occupants of temporary hazards, such as damp carpets or restricted access areas, until surfaces are safe to use.
When delivering cleaning services, our duty of care extends to everyone present at or near the work area. We take reasonable steps to protect clients, their families, employees and visitors by:
Maintaining clear communication about areas under treatment. Using signage or verbal warnings where necessary. Avoiding unattended equipment that could be interfered with by children or pets. Ensuring safe storage of chemicals and tools while on site.
All accidents, incidents and near misses occurring during our work must be reported to management. Where appropriate, these are recorded and investigated to identify root causes and to implement corrective actions. This process helps to prevent recurrence and supports continuous improvement in our health and safety performance.
Carpet Cleaning Kentish Town provides ongoing training to ensure staff remain competent in safe working practices, correct use of cleaning equipment, manual handling, chemical safety and emergency procedures. New employees receive induction training that covers this Health and Safety Policy and any site-specific requirements.
Employees are instructed in basic emergency response, including actions to take in the event of fire, electrical failure, chemical spills or personal injury while at client premises. First aid arrangements and emergency contact details are made known to staff as part of their working instructions.
This Health and Safety Policy is reviewed regularly to ensure it remains up to date and effective. The review takes into account changes in legislation, new equipment, updated cleaning methods and feedback from employees and clients.
The policy is made available to employees and can be provided to clients on request so that everyone understands how Carpet Cleaning Kentish Town manages health and safety during the provision of carpet, rug and upholstery cleaning services.
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