Rules & Regulations for Cleaning in Perth — Ellipti Clean

Last Updated

October 15, 2025

1. Purpose of These Rules

These rules provide guidance on safe, compliant cleaning practices for all facilities in Perth, including schools, universities, offices, and commercial properties. They ensure that Ellipti Clean operates responsibly and aligns with WA safety and hygiene standards.

2. WA Cleaning Standards & Regulations

• Follow the WA Department of Health regulations for cleaning and sanitizing public and educational facilities.
• Comply with Work Health and Safety (WHS) requirements for staff and site safety.
• Adhere to local council guidelines for waste disposal, recycling, and chemical use.

3. Staff Training & Certification

All cleaning staff at Ellipti Clean are trained and certified in:

• Safe handling of chemicals and eco-friendly cleaning products.
• Proper use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
• Compliance with hygiene protocols for schools, universities, and commercial spaces.
• Emergency procedures and reporting incidents.

4. Safety Protocols

• All cleaning tasks must follow safety risk assessments conducted before entering any facility.
• Hazardous areas (chemical storage, wet floors, electrical equipment) must be identified and managed.
• Signage and barriers must be used where necessary to protect staff, students, and visitors.
• Regular checks and inspections are conducted to maintain compliance with safety regulations.

5. Waste Management & Environmental Compliance

• All waste, including recyclables and hazardous materials, must be disposed of according to WA regulations.
• Use of biodegradable and eco-friendly cleaning products wherever possible.
• Minimize water and energy use through best-practice cleaning procedures.

6. Cleaning Procedures for Educational Facilities

For schools, universities, and training institutes, Ellipti Clean follows:

• Daily sanitation of classrooms, laboratories, and communal areas.
• Disinfection of high-touch surfaces such as desks, doorknobs, and light switches.
• Safe handling and storage of cleaning chemicals away from children and staff.
• Compliance with WA Department of Education hygiene guidelines.

7. Monitoring & Compliance

• Routine internal inspections ensure all cleaning protocols are followed.
• Client feedback is incorporated into continuous improvement plans.
• Any non-compliance is addressed immediately, with staff retraining if required.

This document is intended to provide guidance on cleaning regulations in WA. It does not replace legal advice. For legal matters, consult a qualified professional.