New Course: General Office Cleaning
We’re pleased to announce the launch of our new online course: General Office Cleaning Training.
This CPD-certified course helps cleaning staff carry out routine office cleaning tasks safely, professionally and to a high standard. It also highlights essential safety precautions for cleaning tasks, reducing the risk of accidents and helping employers meet their duty of care.
Why Is Office Cleaning Training Important?
This course teaches the proven techniques used by professional cleaners to minimise risks while working and deliver reliable, high-quality results in office environments.
Trainees learn how to prepare work areas, use standard equipment correctly and follow safe, effective methods that support hygiene and presentation standards throughout the workplace.
For employers, the training also supports compliance. It outlines how to reduce cleaning-related risks and reinforces safe working practices that protect both staff and building users. Providing this awareness helps fulfil your duty of care and demonstrates proactive risk management.
Who Should Take This Course?
This training is suitable for:
- Office Cleaners
- Cleaning Team Leaders and Supervisors
- Contract Cleaning Staff
- Commercial Cleaning Staff
- Facilities and Maintenance Staff
- Workplace Services Assistants
What Will Participants Learn?
By the end of this course, participants will understand:
- How to prepare for and complete cleaning tasks safely and efficiently
- Best practices for dusting, wiping, mopping and vacuuming
- Waste handling procedures that support hygiene
- How to use, maintain and store cleaning equipment properly
- How to follow basic safety precautions and documentation
Course Outline
To read the complete course outline, click here.
How to Get Started
Raise hygiene standards and support a safer, more professional workspace. Invest in Office Cleaning Training today and give your cleaning teams the knowledge to work safely and consistently.
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Need more information?
For more details about this course, please contact us.
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Jonathan Goby
