A roadmap, much more than just a to-do list
An effective work route is not limited to a list of premises to be cleaned.
It is a strategic tool that structures, optimizes and secures daily work.
Over the years, our experience has allowed us to develop visual, clear and innovative work routes, adapted to the reality of maintenance teams.
Because on the ground, several challenges coexist:
Diversity of cultures and spoken and written languages
Training is often insufficient or non-existent.
Improvised in-house training, which does not replace professional training
Supervisory staff are sometimes ill-equipped to adequately support the teams
Products, accessories and equipment that are poorly adapted or under-optimized
And many other operational challenges
The CF Sanitation Method
At CF Salubrité, every project begins with a complete site assessment:
What works well?
What needs to be improved?
Are the products, accessories and equipment optimized?
Are all the annual tasks properly integrated?
Nothing is left to chance.
The strength of the illustrated work route
We firmly believe in the effectiveness of visual work routes.
Each document includes:
Images identifying high-risk contact points for contamination
Products and accessories to use
Required equipment
Essential information to respect
This approach reduces errors, facilitates understanding (regardless of the language) and improves the consistency of results.
A clear and balanced organization
Our work routes:
- They clearly define the intervention sequence
- The points of contact with a high risk of contamination are clearly defined.
- They indicate where to start and where to finish each piece
- They are calculated based on recognized working hours.
- Ensure a fair balance between employees
Result :
✔️ Improved productivity
✔️ Consistent quality
✔️ A better-managed team
✔️ Less overload and less confusion
