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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 Kingston upon Thames is committed to providing a safe and healthy working environment for our employees, clients, visitors, and the general public. This Health and Safety Policy sets out our approach to managing risks associated with carpet, upholstery, and related cleaning services in homes, offices, and commercial premises across our service area.
We recognise our responsibility to prevent injury, ill health, and damage to property arising from our activities. We will take all reasonably practicable steps to:
Identify, assess, and control health and safety risks related to our work.
Provide and maintain safe equipment, plant, and cleaning products.
Ensure all work is planned and carried out in a way that protects people and property.
Comply with relevant health and safety legislation and industry good practice.
Review this policy regularly and improve our systems where necessary.
Health and safety is a shared responsibility across our company.
Management is responsible for leading on health and safety, providing resources for training and equipment, carrying out or arranging risk assessments, implementing procedures, and monitoring performance.
Supervisors and team leaders are responsible for ensuring that operatives understand and follow safe working procedures on each job, checking equipment condition before use, and reporting hazards, incidents, or near misses.
Employees and contractors are required to take reasonable care of their own health and safety and that of others who may be affected by their work, follow the training and instructions given, use personal protective equipment as required, immediately report hazards, defects, or incidents, and refrain from any unsafe behaviour or misuse of equipment.
We conduct risk assessments for our carpet and upholstery cleaning services and review them regularly or when methods, equipment, or locations change. Key risks considered include slips, trips, and falls, manual handling and lifting, use of electrical equipment, exposure to cleaning chemicals, working in occupied premises, and noise and general housekeeping.
Operatives follow site-specific checks when they arrive at a property. They identify potential trip hazards such as hoses and electrical cables and route or secure them safely, ensure clear access to work areas, and confirm the location of sockets, water supply, and any sensitive surfaces or items.
Cleaning chemicals are selected and used with regard to safety, effectiveness, and environmental impact. All chemical products used in our carpet cleaning are assessed for risks to health and the environment. Safety information is available to staff and used to guide safe storage, handling, dilution, and disposal.
We ensure that chemicals are stored securely, kept in original containers with labels intact, and transported safely in our vehicles. Staff are trained in correct dilution rates and application methods, avoiding mixing of incompatible products, and immediate action in the event of spills or skin, eye, or respiratory contact. Where appropriate, low-toxicity or eco-conscious products are preferred, provided they meet cleaning and safety standards.
We use professional carpet cleaning machinery and tools that are suitable for the tasks undertaken. Equipment is inspected, maintained, and serviced regularly to ensure it is safe and effective. Before each job, operatives check power leads, plugs, hoses, and connectors for signs of wear or damage, confirm that safety features and switches operate correctly, and ensure equipment is cleaned and stored appropriately after use.
Electrical safety rules are followed at all times. Cables are kept clear of water sources as far as reasonably practicable, and any defective equipment is removed from service immediately until repaired or replaced by a competent person.
Personal protective equipment is provided where risks cannot be adequately controlled by other means. This may include gloves, eye protection, masks or respirators where required by product guidance, and protective footwear. Employees are trained in the correct selection, use, and care of protective equipment and must wear it as instructed. Damaged or worn items are replaced promptly.
Carpet cleaning often involves moving furniture, handling machines, and transporting equipment and products. To reduce the risk of strains and other injuries, we use handling techniques that avoid unnecessary lifting, encourage the use of team lifting for heavy objects where reasonably practicable, and provide training on posture, lifting techniques, and the use of handling aids where available.
We recognise the need to protect clients, their families, employees, and visitors when working on their premises. Our teams take care to keep work areas organised and as free from hazards as possible, communicate clearly with clients about work areas that must be kept clear, and avoid obstructing fire exits or access routes.
Special attention is paid where children, pets, or vulnerable persons are present. Chemicals and equipment are never left unattended in accessible areas, and any spills or residues are cleaned promptly.
All staff receive appropriate induction and ongoing training in health and safety relevant to their roles. This includes safe use of cleaning machinery, correct handling and storage of chemicals, manual handling awareness, and procedures for dealing with accidents, incidents, or emergencies. Refresher training is provided when needed, particularly when new equipment, products, or working methods are introduced.
All accidents, near misses, and dangerous occurrences during our carpet cleaning work must be reported as soon as reasonably practicable. They are recorded, investigated where appropriate, and used to improve our systems and prevent recurrence.
Staff are briefed on what to do in the event of fire, major spills, electrical faults, or other emergencies. In client premises, our teams will follow any on-site emergency procedures communicated to them and cooperate fully with building managers or responsible persons.
We aim to minimise any negative impact of our carpet cleaning activities on the environment and local community. This includes careful use and disposal of water and cleaning solutions, avoiding contamination of drains as far as reasonably practicable, and reducing noise, disruption, and obstruction outside and inside client premises. Waste generated from our work is managed responsibly and removed from site when necessary.
This Health and Safety Policy is reviewed regularly to ensure it remains suitable and effective for our carpet cleaning services. We will update it in line with changes in legislation, industry guidance, technology, or our methods of work. Employees are encouraged to contribute suggestions for improving health and safety performance across our operations.
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