2 Drinking water supplies of any sort are NOT located in toilet areas Settings should ensure that a supply of wholesome drinking is available, free of charge with communication provided to clearly identify its location 3 Individual water bottles retained in setting should: Be washed at the end of the day in hand hot water and detergent, rinsed and left to air-dry upside down/washed in a dishwasher Filled in the morning with drinking water taken from a mains water supply be labeled with the learners name Cleaning toilet areas Good Practice Compliant Y/N/ or N/A Actions Required 1 There is a designated person/company responsible for cleaning the toilet areas 2 There is a written cleaning schedule for toilet areas including: Frequency of cleaning toilet areas Cleaning procedure following a of vomit/faeces/urine/blood COSHH assessment sheets
2 Drinking water supplies of any sort are NOT located in toilet areas Settings should ensure that a supply of wholesome drinking is available, free of charge with communication provided to clearly identify its location 3 Individual water bottles retained in setting should: Be washed at the end of the day in hand hot water and detergent, rinsed and left to air-dry upside down/washed in a dishwasher Filled in the morning with drinking water taken from a mains water supply be labeled with the learners name Cleaning toilet areas Good Practice Compliant Y/N/ or N/A Actions Required 1 There is a designated person/company responsible for cleaning the toilet areas 2 There is a written cleaning schedule for toilet areas including: Frequency of cleaning toilet areas Cleaning procedure following a of vomit/faeces/urine/blood COSHH assessment sheets
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