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WHAT DOES THIS EFFICIENT SANITARY MAINTENANCE TRAINING COVER?
What is important when cleaning the bathroom and sanitary facilities is the work sequence.
Where do you start? What must be cleaned daily, weekly or periodically?
In this practical training, you get the answer to the following questions:
- Which products are best for the shower, bath or sinks?
- How do you clean the toilet efficiently?
- How do you avoid streaks on the mirror?
- How do you descale the washbasin?
- How do you clean the bathroom tiles?
- What is the recommended ergonomic posture?
With attention to the maintenance of delicate materials and specific soiling.
- Work sequence and basic principles
- Tackling classic soiling efficiently
- Daily and periodic maintenance
- Maintenance of mirrors and sinks
- Attention to a clean shower and bath
- Maintenance of the toilet and urinals
- Specific soiling or materials
Also take a look at our other trainings on efficient cleaning:
NO WORDS, BUT ACTIONS!
- Theoretical introduction (30%) with plenty of practical exercises (70%)
- Every participant receives a certificate of attendance
The employer ensures that every worker receives sufficient and appropriate training on the well-being of workers in the performance of their work, specifically focused on their workstation or function. This training is adapted to the evolution of risks and the emergence of new risks and is, where necessary, repeated at regular intervals (Code, book II, title 3).
Frequently asked questions
What do you learn in the sanitary maintenance training?
The right work sequence, which products for shower, bath and sink, efficient toilet cleaning, descaling, streak-free mirrors and the ergonomic posture.
What is important when cleaning sanitary facilities?
The work sequence: where to start and what must be cleaned daily, weekly or periodically.
Do I receive a certificate?
Every participant receives a certificate of attendance.