Industrial cleaning for active warehouse sites: crews inducted before their first visit, scheduled around your shifts, and checked by a supervisor who did not do the clean.
A warehouse with forklift and pallet-jack traffic, racking, loading docks and machinery is a different job from an office. Our industrial cleaning is built around that: the crew completes your site-safety induction before their first visit, wears the PPE your site requires, and keeps clear of restricted and active-machinery zones.
This page is for active warehouse and industrial sites that need a recurring clean on the Gold Coast.
Your written scope sets out which of these apply to your site, and how often.
Every warehouse site has its own induction covering forklift-traffic rules, restricted zones and emergency procedures. Our supervisor confirms each crew member has completed yours before their first visit, so an uninducted cleaner never goes onto your floor.
On the operational floor the crew wears high-visibility PPE at all times, stays clear of forklift and pallet-jack travel lanes unless your induction authorises crossing, and makes eye contact with a machine operator before crossing a lane on foot.
Racking, loading-dock edges and areas behind machine-safety barriers are treated as restricted unless your site contact has cleared that area and time window. The crew never cleans on or next to machinery that has not been de-energised and tagged out by your own personnel; we respect tags already in place and do not perform lock-out ourselves.
If the crew finds a hazardous or unidentified spill or waste, they report it to your site contact straight away and do not handle it.
Exact travel lanes, exclusion zones and induction sign-off differ for every site, so we confirm them with your site-safety team and your induction takes precedence.
At onboarding we confirm whether your site is cleaned after hours or around live shift operations. A warehouse running multiple shifts may need cleaning windows between shift changeovers rather than a single after-hours visit.
Where we clean around active shifts, we agree the visit window with your site contact each time rather than assuming a fixed slot, and we reconfirm PPE and induction are current if a visit falls during operating hours.
Top to bottom, clean to dirty, furthest point to the exit, floors last, applied zone by zone across the open floor rather than room by room.
Red for toilets and urinals, yellow for restroom surfaces, sinks and counters, blue for general surfaces and glass, green for kitchens and breakrooms. A cloth never crosses categories, and cloths are laundered separately by colour.
Chemicals are diluted to the ratio on the product label, not eyeballed. Diluted bottles are labelled with the product name and ratio, and chemicals are never mixed across categories.
After the clean, a supervisor who wasn’t on the roster inspects the site and scores it against your written scope. You receive a monthly cleaning report covering the agreed scope.
Every cleaner placed on your site is police checked.
Insured for $20M public liability.
The same cleaners on your site, trained on your scope.
Yes. Every crew member completes your site-safety induction before their first visit, and wears the PPE your site requires.
Yes. We confirm at onboarding whether your site is cleaned after hours or around live shifts, and agree each visit window with your site contact.
General waste and industrial scrap are kept separate, and scrap goes to your designated scrap or recycling point. Hazardous or unidentified waste is reported to your site contact and not handled by the crew.
Yes. Every cleaner placed on a site is police checked.
$20M public liability.
Request a facility consultation using the form at the top of this page. We walk the site with you, measure the scope, then put the quote in writing.
We walk your site with you, measure the scope, and put the quote in writing. Free, no obligation.
