Surface Cleaning: Clean and sanitize surfaces, including floors, walls, countertops, tables, desks, and other fixtures, using appropriate cleaning agents, disinfectants, and equipment. Remove dust, dirt, stains, and debris to maintain a clean and presentable environment. Restroom Cleaning: Clean and disinfect restrooms, toilets, sinks, mirrors, and fixtures to ensure cleanliness and hygiene. Replenish restroom supplies, such as toilet paper, hand soap, and paper towels, as needed. Trash Removal: Empty trash bins, waste receptacles, and recycling containers regularly to remove waste and maintain cleanliness. Dispose of trash properly according to established waste management protocols and recycling guidelines. Floor Care: Sweep, vacuum, mop, or scrub floors using appropriate cleaning techniques and equipment to remove dirt, stains, and spills. Polish or wax floors as needed to maintain shine and protect floor surfaces. Window Cleaning: Clean and wash windows, glass doors, and glass surfaces using window cleaning solutions, squeegees, and cleaning tools. Remove streaks, smudges, and fingerprints for a clear and spotless finish. Dusting and Polishing: Dust surfaces, furniture, fixtures, and equipment using dusters, microfiber cloths, or dusting sprays. Polish wood furniture, metal fixtures, or glass surfaces to restore shine and maintain appearance. Equipment Maintenance: Maintain cleaning equipment, tools, and supplies in good working condition. Clean and sanitize equipment after use, perform routine maintenance checks, and report any equipment malfunctions or damage for repairs. Safety Compliance: Adhere to safety protocols, procedures, and regulations while performing cleaning tasks. Use personal protective equipment (PPE), such as gloves, goggles, or masks, when handling cleaning chemicals or hazardous materials. Infection Control: Follow infection control practices and guidelines to prevent the spread of germs, bacteria, and viruses. Use disinfectants and sanitizers effectively to disinfect high-touch surfaces and minimize the risk of cross-contamination. Emergency Response: Respond to cleaning emergencies, spills, or accidents promptly to prevent safety hazards or property damage. Clean up spills, leaks, or hazardous materials following established protocols and safety procedures. Customer Service: Provide courteous and professional customer service to building occupants, tenants, or visitors. Address cleaning requests, inquiries, or concerns promptly and effectively to ensure customer satisfaction. Team Collaboration: Collaborate with cleaning team members, supervisors, or facility managers to coordinate cleaning activities and assignments. Communicate effectively with team members to share information, provide support, and ensure tasks are completed efficiently. Time Management: Manage time effectively to prioritize cleaning tasks, meet deadlines, and maintain productivity. Organize work schedules, allocate resources, and multitask as needed to complete cleaning assignments on time. Quality Assurance: Ensure quality standards and cleanliness benchmarks are met or exceeded in all cleaning activities. Conduct inspections, quality checks, or walkthroughs to assess cleaning results and address any deficiencies or areas for improvement. Continuous Improvement: Seek opportunities for process improvement, efficiency gains, and innovation in cleaning methods and practices. Implement best practices, adopt new technologies or environmentally friendly cleaning solutions, and provide input for enhancing cleaning protocols and procedures.