Perform basic cleaning of washrooms
About This Course
This course is designed for individuals working in cleaning and environmental services who want to develop the skills and knowledge required to perform washroom cleaning tasks safely, effectively, and to industry standards. Whether you're a new hire, an entry-level cleaner, or transitioning into washroom maintenance duties, this hands-on course will equip you with the practical techniques and step-by-step procedures endorsed by the National Environment Agency (NEA).
You’ll learn how to prepare cleaning equipment, use personal protective gear, clean fixtures and floors systematically, and reinstate the work area with confidence. If you're looking to build a strong foundation in professional cleaning practices and contribute to high standards of hygiene and public health, this course is your essential starting point.
Note: This course is meant for corporate training and not suitable for individual signups.
What You'll Learn
* Prepare for washroom cleaning tasks by identifying the appropriate tools, materials, floor surfaces, and safety equipment needed to ensure safe and effective cleaning.
* Replenish consumables such as toilet paper, soap, and bin liners in accordance with organisational procedures to maintain hygiene and service readiness.
* Clean urinals and toilet bowls using proper chemicals, equipment, and techniques to achieve thorough sanitisation and prevent cross-contamination.
* Clean high-contact surfaces and fixtures - including partitions, mirrors, basins, and dispensers - following a structured top-to-bottom cleaning process.
* Perform floor cleaning and waste disposal safely and systematically, ensuring the washroom environment is dry, tidy, and hazard-free.
* Reinstate the work area by completing final checks, storing equipment properly, removing safety signage, and documenting completed work accurately.
Entry Requirements
• Be new entrants to the cleaning industry or existing cleaners who have not taken this course before.
• Have undergone job orientation to learn about work roles, responsibilities, limitations, workplace safety and health practices
• Be able to read, listen and speak English to a proficiency level equivalent to Employability Skills System (ESS) Literacy Level 1
• Possess numeracy skills to a proficiency level equivalent to Employability Skills System (ESS) Numeracy Level 1