What to do if your building seems infected with this new flu?

First of all, It is responsible for infected people to stay at home!

All customers and building workers must participate in this process.

It's everyone's right to work in a safe and hygienic workplace. And everyone must participate in this process. Those responsible for maintaining the building's housekeeping have an important task: properly disinfecting the premises. But they need everyone's help. To help them, All workers are asked to clear their desks so that cleaning staff can efficiently clean their offices and strategic locations.

Take care of yourself first

Housekeeping employees touch the most contaminated areas of the building. They must therefore be sure to wear nitrile (chemical-resistant) gloves and change them frequently in the evening. They must wash their hands every time they remove their gloves. Bacteria love warm, moist places!

Disinfection technique

Next, equip yourself with a disinfectant and microfiber cloths or disinfectant wipes and apply the High Touch method during your cleaning.

Increase your disinfection frequency

Increase your disinfection frequency until no one is sick. You could strategically do your disinfection after the morning break, after dinner, after the afternoon break, and in the evening, depending on your housekeeping resources. If we're talking about the flu, gastroenteritis, or other bacteria of this type, floor washing becomes secondary (we don't walk on feet, and our feet are covered in socks and shoes!).

Work efficiently

Organize your routine so that you're sure to clean everything. If you're right-handed, get into the habit of cleaning everything to your right until the entire room has been cleaned. And so on for the entire building. Of course, if you're left-handed, get into the habit of cleaning everything to your left until the entire room has been properly cleaned.

To go further

Please note that the High Touch technique is well explained during our Housekeeping and sanitation training.