HK COV9 - CLEANING THE SAUNA PROCEDURE

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Standard Operating Procedures HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT Cleaning the Sa na Proced re

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SHANTI MAURICE STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE

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CLEANING THE SAUNA PROCEDURE

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1.0 Definitions To ensure that the Sauna is clean, sanitised and tidy for guests.

2.0 Responsibilities Spa Area Cleaner Responsible to observe all the procedures in the day-to-day operations of cleaning the Sauna.

Public Area Supervisor Supports the Spa Area Cleaner in the daily process Responsible of control and monitoring of procedure Executive Housekeeper Responsible for the overall implementation of procedures

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3.0 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT 3.1

Use of Gloves

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Use of Mask

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Use of Disposable Gown

3.1.1 Wear gown or apron to protect skin or trunk and to prevent soiling of clothing during procedures that are likely to generate splashes or sprays of blood, body fluids, secretions, or excretions.

Remove soiled gown as promptly as possible and perform hand hygiene to avoid transfer of microorganisms to other people or environments

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4.0 Enhanced Cleaning Standard 4.1.1 Product Technical Sheet

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5.0 CLEANING PROCESS 5.1.1 Process Flow Put the towels and mats in laundry bags and securely close it

Remove any dirty / wet towel and bath mat

Remove any spider web / dust / stain

Clean wall lamps and wall surface

Do not clean Wooden surfaces

Clean remaining surfaces of the room

Clean glass door

Sanitise all surfaces

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Key Features:

LOW

Low risk of contamination

MEDIUM

Medium risk of contamination

HIGH

High risk of contamination

Involves the use of cleaning product(s) Refer to Product Technical Sheet \ 5.1.2 Cleaning and Sanitising Frequency The Sauna must be cleaned and disinfected after every guestÂśs use.

The Sauna must be thoroughly disinfected with appropriate solutions every evening after 08:00 p.m (closing time).

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5.1.3 Cleaning the Sauna Process

Remove any dirty / wet towels & bath mats.

Put them carefully and gently in designated laundry bags and securely tie the bag.

The bag will be kept the dirtly laundry room until sent to the Laundry.

Remove any spider web / dust / stain found on the ceilling, using a brush / feather duster.

Clean the wall lamps, heater machine & wall fillings by dusting with a clean dry microfiber cloth.

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Dust all surfaces of the Sauna (incl walls & door) using a dry microfiber cloth

Wooden surfaces are never to be cleaned using an abrasive material & chemical solution, as they may damage the texture of the wooden planks.

Clean interior and exterior of glass door using product and warm water. Leave the product for a contact time of 5 minutes.

Wipe with clean cloth.

Dry out with window squeegee.

Sanitise all touchable surfaces with sanitizer and disposable wipe

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6.0 DISTRIBUTION General Manager Resident Manager Financial Controller Spa Manager Housekeeping Executive

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