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 Carpet Cleaning
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| £55 |
 Upholstery Cleaning
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| £55 |
 End Of Tenancy Cleaning
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| £95 |
 Domestic Cleaning
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| £13.50 |
 House Cleaning
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| £13.50 |
 Office Cleaning
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| £13.50 |
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Carpet Cleaning Highbury is committed to providing safe, healthy and hygienic cleaning services for customers, staff and the wider community. This Health and Safety policy sets out our approach to managing risks associated with professional carpet and upholstery cleaning, including the use of machinery, cleaning products and onsite work at residential and commercial properties.
Our primary objectives are to prevent injury, protect health and minimise the environmental impact of our work. We aim to identify and control hazards, promote safe behaviour, and continuously improve our systems. Everyone working for Carpet Cleaning Highbury is required to follow this policy and to take reasonable care of their own health and safety and that of others who may be affected by their actions.
Management is responsible for implementing and maintaining effective health and safety arrangements. This includes ensuring that suitable risk assessments are completed, that safe systems of work are in place and that the necessary resources, information and supervision are provided. We review this policy periodically and whenever there are significant changes in our services, equipment or working methods.
All members of staff, including technicians and supervisors, must cooperate with our health and safety measures at all times. Employees are expected to follow training and instructions, use equipment properly, wear appropriate personal protective equipment, and report hazards, incidents, near misses or defective equipment without delay. No employee is permitted to undertake tasks for which they have not received suitable training or instruction.
We provide ongoing training so that our staff understand the risks associated with carpet and upholstery cleaning and how to control them. Training covers safe use of cleaning chemicals, correct operation of machinery, manual handling techniques, electrical safety, safe driving and site-specific precautions. New employees receive an introduction to our safety procedures before starting work and existing staff are given refresher training to keep their knowledge up to date.
Before starting any job, our team assesses potential hazards at the property, taking into account access routes, floor surfaces, trip risks, electrical points, ventilation, residents or employees on site and any sensitive areas such as children’s rooms or workspaces. We then apply safe working practices tailored to the location, including positioning of equipment and hoses to reduce trip hazards, protecting surfaces, controlling access to work areas and ensuring that emergency exits remain clear.
We only use professional cleaning products that are suitable for carpets, rugs, upholstery and other specified surfaces. All chemicals are handled in line with manufacturer instructions and any relevant safety data information. Containers are clearly labelled and securely stored when not in use. Staff are trained to mix and apply products correctly, avoid unnecessary exposure, and prevent contact with eyes, skin and clothing. We avoid overuse of chemicals and choose low-odour, low-toxicity products where practical, to protect customers, staff and indoor air quality.
Where necessary, our technicians use personal protective equipment such as gloves, masks, eye protection, knee pads and protective footwear. The choice of equipment depends on the task, the environment and the products in use. Staff are responsible for wearing their equipment correctly, keeping it in good condition and informing management if any item is damaged or unsuitable.
All carpet cleaning machinery, including extractors, vacuum cleaners, agitation machines and other tools, is maintained in good working order and inspected regularly. Electrical leads are checked for damage and positioned to reduce trip and snagging risks. We avoid overloading sockets and only use appropriate extension leads and connectors. Machines are used strictly in accordance with operating instructions and only by trained personnel. Any faulty equipment is taken out of service until repaired or replaced.
Carpet cleaning often involves moving equipment, furniture and accessories. We train staff to use proper lifting and carrying techniques, to avoid twisting while lifting, and to share loads when necessary. We encourage the use of trolleys, sliders and other aids to reduce strain. Where heavy or awkward items cannot be moved safely, we discuss alternative arrangements with the customer rather than risk injury or damage.
We plan our work to minimise disruption and to safeguard everyone present at or near the property. Work areas are clearly identified and, where appropriate, temporarily restricted to prevent slips, trips or contact with equipment and chemicals. Wet floor areas are highlighted and drying times are communicated clearly to customers. We take particular care in properties with children, older people, pets or visitors, making sure hoses and cables are managed safely and that cleaning products are kept out of reach at all times.
Our cleaning methods are designed to promote healthy indoor environments. We use controlled amounts of water and chemicals to avoid over-wetting and potential mould growth, and we encourage adequate ventilation during and after cleaning. Waste water and used materials are disposed of responsibly in line with environmental considerations, and we strive to use products and methods that balance cleaning effectiveness with environmental responsibility.
All accidents, near misses and unsafe conditions must be reported to management as soon as possible so that they can be investigated and corrective actions taken. Staff receive guidance on how to respond in an emergency, including spills, accidental exposure to chemicals, electrical faults or injuries. Basic first aid arrangements are in place, and emergency exits and access routes are kept clear during all work activities.
Carpet Cleaning Highbury is committed to reviewing and improving our health and safety performance. We monitor incidents, feedback from staff and customers, and changes in industry best practice to refine our procedures. This policy is reviewed at regular intervals, and whenever required by changes in operations, equipment or working methods, to ensure that it remains effective and relevant to the services we provide.
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