Sector
Warehousing And Logistics
Distribution centres and logistics hubs
Overview
Cleaning for warehousing and logistics environments
Distribution centres run continuously, so cleaning has to fit between loading windows and shift changes.
Large floor areas are handled with ride on machinery, while racking bases, welfare blocks and yards are worked into the same planned programme.
What Is Included
- Ride on scrub and sweep programmes
- Racking base and aisle cleaning
- Loading bay and yard clearance
- Welfare and changing facilities
- High level lighting and steelwork
Process
How a warehousing and logistics contract is mobilised
Survey, specification, proposal, mobilisation. Every stage produces a document you can hold.
Site Survey
A trained surveyor walks the building with you, measures the space, records the finishes and maps the operational constraints that will shape the specification.
Specification
Every task is written down: frequency, method, chemical, dwell time, labour allocation and the measurable standard each area must reach.
Proposal
A transparent costed proposal, with labour hours broken down by area so procurement can benchmark the numbers line by line.
Mobilisation
Recruitment, screening, uniforms, equipment, keyholding and site inductions are completed before the first operative walks through the door.
Compliance Verified
Questions
Warehousing And Logistics questions
Aisles are closed in sections under a permit and pedestrian and vehicle routes are agreed with your operations team before the shift starts.
Yes. High level work is planned for shutdowns or quiet periods, using the appropriate access equipment and a method statement written for the building.
Next Step
A specification for your warehousing and logistics estate
Send the brief and we will arrange a survey, then price the specification line by line.