Surface Cleaning: Dusting: Removing dust from surfaces such as furniture, shelves, and fixtures using cloths, dusters, or vacuum cleaners. Wiping: Wiping down surfaces with appropriate cleaning agents to remove dirt, stains, and grime. Floor Care: Sweeping: Using brooms or sweepers to remove debris and dirt from floors. Mopping: Cleaning floors with mops and floor cleaners to maintain cleanliness and shine. Vacuuming: Vacuuming carpets, rugs, and upholstery to remove dust, dirt, and allergens. Sanitization and Disinfection: Cleaning Bathrooms: Cleaning and disinfecting toilets, sinks, showers, and other bathroom fixtures using disinfectants and cleaning agents. Kitchen Cleaning: Cleaning kitchen surfaces, countertops, sinks, and appliances to maintain hygiene and prevent contamination. Trash and Waste Management: Trash Removal: Collecting and disposing of trash, recyclables, and waste materials in designated bins or containers. Waste Segregation: Segregating recyclable materials from non-recyclable waste according to local regulations and guidelines. Window and Glass Cleaning: Window Cleaning: Cleaning windows, glass doors, and mirrors using appropriate cleaning solutions and tools to ensure streak-free surfaces. Glass Surface Care: Wiping down glass surfaces to maintain clarity and cleanliness. Equipment Maintenance: Maintaining Cleaning Tools: Cleaning and maintaining cleaning equipment such as vacuum cleaners, mops, and scrubbers to ensure optimal performance and longevity. Replacing Supplies: Replenishing cleaning supplies, including cleaning agents, paper products, and trash bags as needed. Specialized Cleaning Tasks: Deep Cleaning: Performing deep cleaning tasks periodically, such as steam cleaning carpets, scrubbing grout, or polishing floors. Specialty Cleaning: Handling specialized cleaning tasks based on specific requirements, such as cleaning delicate surfaces or handling biohazard cleaning. Health and Safety Compliance: Following Protocols: Adhering to health and safety protocols and regulations related to cleaning chemicals, equipment usage, and personal protective equipment (PPE). Preventing Cross-Contamination: Using color-coded cleaning cloths or tools to prevent cross-contamination between different areas or surfaces. Time Management and Efficiency: Prioritizing Tasks: Managing time effectively to complete cleaning tasks within designated schedules and timelines. Working Independently: Demonstrating initiative and efficiency in managing workload and completing tasks independently or as part of a team. Customer Service and Satisfaction: Meeting Expectations: Ensuring cleaning standards meet or exceed customer expectations and satisfaction. Addressing Feedback: Responding to customer feedback and addressing any concerns promptly and professionally.