Office cleaning inspection sheet — what to sign off, and how often
Not a do-it-yourself list. This is the inspection sheet a facility manager walks the building with: what should be done daily, what weekly, and the points where a contract quietly falls short.
Office cleaning is bought on price and judged on the things nobody specified: the state of the washroom at 15:00, whether the meeting room was reset, whether anyone has ever cleaned behind the coffee machine. A specification that lists "daily office cleaning" and nothing else gives you no way to say that a standard has not been met.
This sheet is the alternative — 40 concrete, inspectable points grouped by area, each with the frequency it should carry, so a walk-through produces a signed record rather than a general impression. Use it to audit your current provider, to write a tender, or to hand to a new contractor as the agreed standard on day one.
Want this signed off every visit?
Every Elizabet M office visit is NFC-checked on site and photo-documented, with an AI photo review of the result — so you get evidence the standard was met, not a promise that it was.