Surface Cleaning: Cleaning personnel dust, sweep, mop, vacuum, and sanitize floors, carpets, furniture, and other surfaces to remove dirt, dust, stains, and debris. They use appropriate cleaning agents, equipment, and techniques for different types of surfaces and materials. Bathroom and Kitchen Cleaning: Cleaning personnel clean and disinfect bathrooms, toilets, sinks, showers, and kitchen areas to prevent the spread of germs and bacteria. They scrub surfaces, sanitize fixtures, replenish supplies such as soap and paper towels, and empty trash bins regularly. Window and Glass Cleaning: Cleaning personnel clean windows, mirrors, glass doors, and other glass surfaces to remove smudges, streaks, and dirt buildup. They use glass cleaners, squeegees, and microfiber cloths to achieve streak-free results and enhance visibility. Trash Removal: Cleaning personnel collect, empty, and dispose of trash and recycling bins throughout the premises. They ensure that waste is properly sorted and disposed of according to recycling and waste management guidelines. Floor Care and Maintenance: Cleaning personnel maintain the cleanliness and appearance of floors by sweeping, mopping, buffing, waxing, and polishing as needed. They use floor care equipment such as floor scrubbers, polishers, and carpet cleaners to restore and maintain the condition of floors. Restocking Supplies: Cleaning personnel restock cleaning supplies, toiletries, and other consumable items in restrooms, break rooms, and other designated areas. They ensure that adequate supplies are available for use and report any shortages or replenishment needs to supervisors. Specialized Cleaning Tasks: Cleaning personnel may perform specialized cleaning tasks such as upholstery cleaning, carpet shampooing, high-pressure washing, or deep cleaning of surfaces and equipment. They follow specific procedures and use appropriate equipment to achieve desired results. Cleaning in Healthcare Settings: In healthcare facilities, cleaning personnel follow strict protocols for infection control and prevention. They clean and disinfect patient rooms, medical equipment, waiting areas, and other high-touch surfaces to maintain a clean and safe environment for patients, staff, and visitors. Safety and Compliance: Cleaning personnel adhere to safety regulations and guidelines to prevent accidents and injuries. They use personal protective equipment (PPE), follow safe work practices, and use cleaning chemicals and equipment safely and responsibly. Communication and Collaboration: Cleaning personnel communicate effectively with supervisors, coworkers, and building occupants to coordinate cleaning activities, address concerns, and provide assistance as needed. They work collaboratively with other staff members to ensure that cleaning tasks are completed efficiently and effectively.