Surface Cleaning: Clean and disinfect surfaces, including floors, walls, countertops, tables, and equipment, to remove dirt, dust, debris, and harmful microorganisms. Use appropriate cleaning agents, disinfectants, and cleaning tools to ensure effective cleaning and sanitation. Restroom Sanitation: Clean and disinfect restrooms, toilets, sinks, faucets, and fixtures to maintain cleanliness and prevent the spread of germs and infections. Restock restroom supplies, such as toilet paper, soap, and hand sanitizer, as needed to support hygiene practices. Trash Removal: Collect, remove, and dispose of trash, garbage, and waste materials from designated receptacles and trash bins. Segregate recyclable materials from non-recyclable waste and follow waste management protocols for proper disposal. Floor Care: Sweep, mop, vacuum, and polish floors to remove dirt, stains, and spills, and restore floor surfaces to a clean and presentable condition. Use floor cleaning equipment, such as floor scrubbers or carpet cleaners, as appropriate for different types of flooring. Dusting and Surface Wiping: Dust and wipe surfaces, furniture, fixtures, and equipment to remove dust, allergens, and surface contaminants. Use microfiber cloths, dusters, or electrostatic dusting tools to trap and remove dust effectively without dispersing it into the air. Window and Glass Cleaning: Clean windows, glass doors, mirrors, and other glass surfaces to remove smudges, streaks, and fingerprints. Use glass cleaners and lint-free cloths or squeegees to achieve streak-free and sparkling clean results. Kitchen Cleaning: Clean and sanitize kitchen areas, including countertops, sinks, appliances, and food preparation surfaces, to prevent food contamination and ensure food safety. Remove food residues, grease, and spills, and sanitize kitchen utensils and equipment regularly. Disinfection and Sterilization: Disinfect high-touch surfaces, frequently used items, and shared equipment to reduce the transmission of infectious pathogens, such as bacteria and viruses. Use EPA-approved disinfectants and follow manufacturer instructions for proper disinfection procedures. Specialized Cleaning: Perform specialized cleaning tasks as needed, such as deep cleaning, carpet shampooing, upholstery cleaning, and biohazard cleanup. Follow industry standards, safety protocols, and best practices for specialized cleaning procedures. Safety and Compliance: Ensure compliance with safety regulations, OSHA standards, and infection control guidelines related to cleaning procedures and chemical handling. Use personal protective equipment (PPE) when handling hazardous materials and chemicals to protect personal safety. Environmental Sustainability: Promote environmental sustainability by using eco-friendly cleaning products, reducing water and energy consumption, and implementing green cleaning practices. Minimize waste generation and pollution while maintaining cleanliness and hygiene standards. Quality Assurance: Conduct quality inspections, audits, and checks to assess the effectiveness of cleaning procedures and ensure adherence to cleanliness standards. Address any deficiencies or areas needing improvement through corrective actions and continuous improvement initiatives.