Cleaning Information Cards - UPDATED - NEW & IMPROVED! The Cleaning Information Cards (CIC) are a handy set of printable guides, covering all areas of cleaning from window cleaning to cleaning with a floor buffer/scrubber, and Health & Safety in cleaning. Scroll down for a sample and contents list. Fully Customisable A cleaning schedule template is a tool used as a guide in performing cleaning procedures. You can customize this cleaning template according to the chores to be done on the establishment. Use this template to schedule cleaning tasks on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis and ensure that all tasks are done thoroughly. Regular cleaning tasks include: We can also allow you access to the full demonstration videos for LTP and the available skills for £10 (+ VAT) each for a period of 24 hours. If you are holding a toolbox talk and want to show the videos for a skill for example. Please email us at trainingandservices@bics.org.uk for a link to purchase the video for 1 day. This new support documentation supports the BICSc focus #Creating a Career in Cleaning by providing our customers with training aids so that they can provide a clear career path for their Instructions for Scale Removal 1. Turn off and unplug the humidifier. 2. Remove Water Tank from Base. Remove Tank Cap, taking care that the rubber Cap Gasket does not come off. Empty water from Water Tank and Base. 3. If Antimicrobial Cleaning Product is installed, remove Antimicrobial Cleaning Product and set aside. Document Name: Cleaning Procedure Manual Ref Issue date; January 2010 Status: Final 2. Cleaning Chemicals Only authorized chemicals must be used, under no circumstances should any cleaning chemical be brought in from outside the hospital. Cleaning chemicals must be used as directed by cleaning management. 3. Manual Handling Practical skills - BU5 - Emptying and Cleaning General Waste Bins 9 Practical skills - BU6 - Damp Wiping of surfaces 10 Practical skills - BU10 -Cleaning Glass and Mirrors 11 Practical skills - BU12 - Cleaning Toilet Facilities 12 Practical skills - AU5 - Washing Surfaces 13 The principles of cleaning science 14 Control of cross contamination 15 These BICSc guidelines are relatively to understand and use yet have still not been adopted by all contract cleaning companies. If you wish to use the BICSc colour coding system for your cleaning company, then we stock a wide variety of buckets, microfibre cloths, brushes and brooms and many more red, yellow, green and blue-coded cleaning products. The Cleaning Professional's Skills Suite (CPSS) 2.1 Delivered By: BICS BUSINESS Build and Tailor your Core Cleaning Competencies with BICSc Accredited Training Additonal Units Introduction to the There are several steps to attain BICS certification. Applicants have to undertake three mandatory units each year and achieve their 'Licence to Practice'; they have to develop their skills with Base units and additional units and become a cleaning specialist within these specialist units. The Mandatory units includes chemical competence