Training Checklist Forms

Apartment Cleaning Checklist:

A handy form to use when your employees are cleaning apartments. If you clean apartments this is a great way to record what has been done and if there are any problems you have encountered while cleaning. The form has areas to check and indicate what has been cleaned, such as walls, cabinets, stoves, windows, doors, bathtubs, etc. It is also includes a large comment area. Click here to view this form.

Client Schedule:

Schedule your cleaning clients with this excel spreadsheet. Looking for a way to schedule your cleaning clients? This excel spreadsheet gives you an easy to use chart to schedule your clients as well as a quick way to look and see what homes you have scheduled for each day of the week. It's simple to make changes to the form: 1. To change the content in a cell, click on the cell, go to the top bar and type in the new information (employee name, home owner name, etc.) and hit the enter key. 2. To insert a line to add more names: Click on the numbers on the left hand side of the page. Right click on that row, click Insert, and then Entire Row. This will place a row above the current row. 3. To change a cell's color: Highlight the cells you want to by clicking on them (if more than one cell click and hold and drag your mouse across the cells you want to change.) Right click, choose Format, then Patterns, select the color you want for the cells. Click here to view this form.

Dilution Chart:

An easy to use chart for your employees for the dilution ratios. The Dilution Chart is an excellent reference source that gives you the information you need to mix chemicals to a specific dilution ratio. Click here to view this form.

Window Cleaning Form:

Window Washing Work Request. Before you take on a window washing job it's important to note the conditions of the windows including whether there are scratches or debris present on the window. This protects your cleaning company in case the home owner comes back later on and claims you caused damage to the home's windows. Use the form to make note of any potential problems before starting any window cleaning jobs. Click here to view this form.

pH Scale:

A handy reference chart to see what the pH is of common products. The pH scale is a handy reference tool for your employees to have. The scale shows the pH of common products such as toilet bowl cleaners, carpet shampoo, mildew cleaners, bleaches, oven cleaner and liquid drain cleaner. Click here to view this form.

Carpet Spotting Chart:

Do you have a spot that needs to be removed from a customer's carpet? Use this handy reference to see what chemicals and procedures to use to remove the most common carpet spots. This carpet spotting chart includes procedures to remove common spots found on carpet: * Beverages such as coffee, tea and wine * Food such as butter, ketchup and chocolate * Inks and dyes * Adhesives * Paint * Cosmetics, and more... Click here to view this form.

Residential Sign Off Sheet:

Sign off sheet indicating services provided for residential cleaning. Avoid any confusion or misunderstanding by having this residential check off list completed when you finish cleaning a customer's home. This cleaning sign off sheet includes areas to check off for kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms, living rooms and special areas of the home. It also has an area for notes so you can document any problems that you had while cleaning. Click here to view this form.

Residential Construction Clean Up:

Residential Construction Clean Up Check List. If you have been hired to clean up a new residential construction project, use this list as a guideline to make sure that you don't miss cleaning up important areas. Have you been hired to clean up a residential construction project? There are lots of small details you need to be watching out for. This list is broken down by room and includes what you should be cleaning in each room. It also includes what you should be cleaning in the garage and in unfinished areas, and an "extra" services category (carpet cleaning, spotting, strip/wax floors). Click here to view this form.

Home Inspection Points:

Home Inspection report that gives you a point system of how the cleaning was performed. Home Inspections need to be done on a regular basis. Use this form when performing a home inspection and rate the quality of service that is being done. Click here to view this form.

How to Determine Man Hours:

This chart will help you figure out man hours for a residential cleaning job based on how many people and how many hours each worked. To use this chart, look and the number of people who will be working at the job. On the left side, choose how many hours each person on the team will be working. The place where the two meet in the chart will give you the total Man Hours. For example, if you have 3 team members and each will be working 2.5 hours, then the total man hours for this job is 7.5 hours. Click here to view this form.

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