Element 3: glass surfaces cleaning Determining style, condition and coloration techniques Identifying type of soil Assess glass areas to be cleaned Selecting the most appropriate cleaning techniques, including conducting spot Select appropriate equipment and chemicals testing. Prepare work site Appropriate equipment and chemicals will vary between each type of cleaning to be undertaken and will depend on the assessment of the individual job, but may include: Clean glass areas Personal protective equipment and clothing Tidy work site Specialist leather products/agents and leather cleaning kits Clean, check and store equipment and chemicals Barrier paper, cleaning screens, cloths and towelling, sponges, drop sheets, chamois Element 4: Apply ceilings, surfaces and fittings cleaning techniques Hoses Assess ceilings, surfaces and fittings areas to be Ladders and mechanical devices for high level cleaning cleaned Measuring equipment and dilution/preparation of chemicals in accordance with Select appropriate equipment and chemicals manufacturer’s instructions Prepare work site Selected tools and hand tools Clean ceilings, surfaces and fittings Mechanical and electrical equipment Tidy work site Checking safety and operational readiness of items, including adjustment of items to Clean, check and store equipment and chemicals suit intended work Element 5: Apply wet area cleaning techniques Safety signage Assess wet to be cleaned Cleaners and chemicals, including acid, alkaline, neutral and solvent cleaners. Select appropriate equipment and chemicals Prepare work site may include: Prepare work site Covering items to protect them Clean wet areas Securing items against movement and damage Tidy work site Placement of physical barriers and safety signage Clean, check and store equipment and chemicals Moving and removing furniture and fittings Element 6: Apply pressure washing techniques
Element 3: glass surfaces cleaning techniques Assess glass areas to be cleaned Select appropriate equipment and chemicals Prepare work site Clean glass areas Tidy work site Clean, check and store equipment and chemicals Element 4: Apply ceilings, surfaces and fittings cleaning techniques Assess ceilings, surfaces and fittings areas to be cleaned Select appropriate equipment and chemicals Prepare work site Clean ceilings, surfaces and fittings Tidy work site Clean, check and store equipment and chemicals Element 5: Apply wet area cleaning techniques Assess wet to be cleaned Select appropriate equipment and chemicals Prepare work site Clean wet areas Tidy work site Clean, check and store equipment and chemicals Element 6: Apply pressure washing techniques Determining style, condition and coloration Identifying type of soil Selecting the most appropriate cleaning techniques, including conducting spot testing. Appropriate equipment and chemicals will vary between each type of cleaning to be undertaken and will depend on the assessment of the individual job, but may include: Personal protective equipment and clothing Specialist leather products/agents and leather cleaning kits Barrier paper, cleaning screens, cloths and towelling, sponges, drop sheets, chamois Hoses Ladders and mechanical devices for high level cleaning Measuring equipment and dilution/preparation of chemicals in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions Selected tools and hand tools Mechanical and electrical equipment Checking safety and operational readiness of items, including adjustment of items to suit intended work Safety signage Cleaners and chemicals, including acid, alkaline, neutral and solvent cleaners. Prepare work site may include: Covering items to protect them Securing items against movement and damage Placement of physical barriers and safety signage Moving and removing furniture and fittings
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