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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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Carpet Cleaning Merton is committed to providing professional carpet and upholstery cleaning services in a manner that protects the health, safety and welfare of our employees, clients, visitors and members of the public. This Health and Safety Policy outlines our approach to risk management, safe working practices and continuous improvement.
We recognise our duty to comply with applicable health and safety legislation and to maintain high standards of safety at all locations where we operate. This policy applies to all employees, contractors and temporary staff engaged by Carpet Cleaning Merton.
Our core objectives are to prevent injury and ill health arising from our work and to provide a safe and healthy working environment. To achieve this, we will identify and control hazards, implement safe systems of work and provide appropriate information, instruction, supervision and training.
We aim to continuously improve our health and safety performance and to promote a positive safety culture throughout the company and across all cleaning projects.
Management at Carpet Cleaning Merton has overall responsibility for health and safety. This includes ensuring that adequate resources are made available to implement this policy and that appropriate procedures and risk assessments are in place for all activities.
Managers are responsible for planning work so that it can be carried out safely, monitoring compliance with this policy and taking corrective action where required. They must ensure that equipment, chemicals and work methods used in carpet and upholstery cleaning are suitable, properly maintained and safe for use.
All employees have a duty to take reasonable care of their own health and safety and that of others who may be affected by their work. Employees must follow all safety procedures and instructions, use equipment correctly and report any hazards, incidents, near misses or defects to management without delay.
Staff must never undertake work for which they have not been trained or which they believe to be unsafe. The cooperation of every member of the team is essential in maintaining safe conditions at every job.
Before starting any cleaning work, we carry out appropriate risk assessments to identify potential hazards such as slips and trips, electrical risks, chemical exposure, manual handling and use of machinery. Based on these assessments, we implement control measures and safe systems of work that are proportionate to the risks identified.
Risk assessments are reviewed periodically and whenever there are significant changes in methods, equipment, products or the work environment. Where necessary, site-specific assessments are carried out to address particular conditions at a property or premises.
Our carpet and upholstery cleaning operations involve the use of cleaning agents and solutions. All chemicals are selected and used in accordance with applicable safety regulations and manufacturers instructions. We obtain and follow safety data sheets for all substances.
We ensure chemicals are correctly labelled, stored securely and transported safely in vehicles. Staff are trained in safe handling, correct dilution, application methods and emergency procedures in the event of spills, contact with skin or eyes, or accidental ingestion.
Carpet Cleaning Merton provides equipment that is suitable for professional cleaning tasks, including vacuum cleaners, hot water extraction machines and other powered tools. All equipment is maintained in safe working order and inspected at appropriate intervals.
Only trained personnel are permitted to operate machinery. Staff must check equipment before use and must not use any item they suspect to be faulty. Cables, plugs and extensions must be kept in good condition and positioned to minimise trip and electrical hazards.
The movement of equipment, furniture and materials can present manual handling risks. We aim to reduce these risks by using handling aids where possible, planning work to minimise unnecessary lifting and providing training in safe lifting and carrying techniques.
Employees are instructed to avoid lifting loads that are too heavy or awkward for them and to request assistance when required. Work is organised, as far as practicable, to reduce repetitive strain and awkward postures during cleaning tasks.
Wet floors, hoses, cables and cleaning equipment can create slip and trip hazards. We manage these risks by using warning signs, controlling access to work areas, routing cables carefully and maintaining good housekeeping throughout the job.
Where possible, staff will section off recently cleaned areas until they are safe to walk on. Clients are asked to avoid walking on wet surfaces and to follow any safety advice provided on site.
Appropriate personal protective equipment is provided where hazards cannot be adequately controlled by other means. Depending on the task, this may include gloves, eye protection, masks or other protective items.
Employees must use the protective equipment supplied to them, maintain it in good condition and report any loss or damage. PPE is selected based on risk assessments and in accordance with relevant safety standards.
All employees receive health and safety induction training and job-specific instruction before carrying out cleaning work. Ongoing training is provided to ensure staff remain competent in safe working practices, correct use of chemicals and equipment, and emergency procedures.
Supervision is proportionate to the level of experience and competence of each worker and the complexity of the job. Written procedures and safety guidance are made available and updated as necessary.
We encourage clients to support safe working by providing clear access to areas that require cleaning, informing us of any known hazards on site and following reasonable safety instructions given by our staff.
Where work takes place in shared or public areas, we take steps to minimise disruption and protect others from exposure to hazards created by our activities.
All accidents, incidents and near misses are recorded and investigated so that underlying causes can be identified and corrective actions can be implemented. This helps us to prevent recurrence and improve our health and safety performance.
Employees are trained in basic emergency actions such as dealing with spills, isolating faulty equipment and raising the alarm. Where required, first aid arrangements will be agreed in advance for specific sites.
Carpet Cleaning Merton regularly monitors compliance with this Health and Safety Policy through inspections, feedback from staff and clients and review of accident and incident records.
This policy is reviewed at regular intervals and whenever there are significant changes in legislation, business operations or work practices. Updates are communicated to all relevant personnel to ensure continued safe and responsible service delivery.
By working together and maintaining high standards of safety, Carpet Cleaning Merton aims to protect everyone involved in or affected by our carpet and upholstery cleaning services.
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