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 Carpet Cleaning
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| £55 |
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| £55 |
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| £13.50 |
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This Health and Safety policy sets out the principles and procedures that guide Carpet Cleaning Barnes in protecting the wellbeing of our customers, staff, contractors and members of the public. Our aim is to deliver high quality carpet, upholstery and rug cleaning services while maintaining safe working conditions at all times.
Carpet Cleaning Barnes is committed to providing a safe and healthy working environment and to preventing accidents, injuries and work-related ill health. We take all reasonably practicable steps to identify, assess and control risks associated with professional cleaning, whether work is carried out in homes, offices or other premises within our service area.
We comply with relevant health and safety legislation and accepted industry standards. All members of our team share responsibility for following this policy and supporting a strong safety culture.
Management has overall responsibility for implementing this Health and Safety policy and for ensuring that adequate resources, equipment and training are provided. Management will:
Plan work so that health and safety risks are minimised, carry out and review risk assessments, provide suitable equipment and personal protective equipment, and investigate accidents and incidents to prevent recurrence.
Employees are required to:
Take reasonable care of their own health and safety and that of others, follow training and safety instructions, use equipment correctly and report hazards, defects, accidents and near misses without delay.
Before starting work on any carpet, upholstery or rug cleaning task, our technicians consider the specific risks present at the site. This includes assessing access routes, trip hazards, electrical points, ventilation, the presence of children or pets and any special requirements of the property.
Where necessary, risks are formally assessed and appropriate control measures are put in place. If conditions are considered unsafe, work will not proceed until hazards have been addressed. Our staff are authorised to stop work if they believe there is a serious risk to health or safety.
Carpet Cleaning Barnes uses professional cleaning solutions that are suitable for their intended purpose and, wherever possible, low in environmental impact. All chemicals are handled in accordance with manufacturer instructions and legal requirements.
We ensure that:
Chemicals are clearly labelled and stored securely, products are transported safely in company vehicles, and safety data is available to staff for all substances used. Technicians are trained in correct dilution, application and disposal procedures, and in what to do in the event of spills, accidental contact or suspected allergic reactions.
Our cleaning equipment, including extraction machines, vacuums and accessories, is regularly inspected and maintained in safe working order. Faulty or damaged equipment is removed from use until repaired or replaced.
When working on site, our team:
Checks electrical sockets before use, avoids overloading circuits, keeps cables neat and away from walkways and does not use equipment that shows signs of damage. Where extension leads are required, they are fully uncoiled and routed to minimise trip risks. Water and electrical equipment are kept separate and managed carefully.
Carpet and upholstery cleaning can involve wet surfaces and trailing hoses. To reduce the risk of slips, trips and falls, we:
Position hoses and cables to keep walkways as clear as possible, use signage or verbal warnings to indicate damp areas and ask customers, staff and visitors to avoid cleaned areas until they are dry and safe to walk on.
Our technicians maintain good housekeeping during and after each job, promptly wiping up spills and removing waste materials.
Where required, our technicians are provided with suitable personal protective equipment such as gloves, masks or eye protection. Personal protective equipment is selected according to the task and materials being used and is worn whenever specified by risk assessments, training or manufacturer guidance.
Staff are instructed to inspect their personal protective equipment before use and report any damage so that items can be replaced promptly.
Carpet Cleaning Barnes recognises its duty to protect customers and others present while cleaning is carried out. We ask that children and pets are kept away from work areas and equipment during cleaning and while floors and furnishings are drying.
Technicians will explain any relevant safety considerations to the customer at the start of the visit, including expected drying times, areas to avoid and any short-term precautions relating to sensitivities or allergies.
Our work sometimes requires lifting and moving equipment or furniture. Staff receive guidance on safe manual handling techniques and are encouraged to request assistance for heavy or awkward items. Where possible, furniture is moved only as much as is necessary for effective cleaning.
We avoid tasks that present unreasonable strain or risk of musculoskeletal injury and may decline to move items that are excessively heavy, fragile or unsafe.
All Carpet Cleaning Barnes technicians receive induction training that covers this Health and Safety policy, the correct use of equipment, chemical safety, emergency procedures and customer care. Training is refreshed periodically and whenever new equipment, products or procedures are introduced.
Supervisors and management monitor working practices, provide ongoing guidance and ensure that health and safety information is communicated clearly to all staff.
Any accident, incident, near miss or property damage occurring during our work must be reported to management as soon as practicable. Details are recorded, reviewed and used to improve safety measures and prevent recurrence.
Our staff are instructed on what to do in emergencies, including fire, electrical issues, significant chemical spills and medical incidents. Where required, emergency services will be contacted and the area made safe for customers and the public.
Carpet Cleaning Barnes regularly reviews this Health and Safety policy to ensure it remains suitable and effective for the services we provide. Changes in legislation, best practice, equipment or materials used may lead to updates in our procedures.
We welcome feedback from customers and staff about health and safety matters and take any concerns seriously. By working together, we aim to maintain high safety standards alongside excellent cleaning results.
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