Choose for the surface and task
Products and methods should be suitable for the material, contamination, occupants and required result. Safety data, manufacturer guidance and client requirements are considered when the scope is prepared.
CIC FACILITIES GROUPSustainable cleaning planning
CIC considers product selection, dosing, equipment, consumables, waste and service frequency when building a commercial cleaning program.

Sustainable commercial cleaning depends on site-specific choices rather than one broad claim. CIC reviews the surfaces, soil, safety information, facility requirements and expected result before defining the approach.
Products and methods should be suitable for the material, contamination, occupants and required result. Safety data, manufacturer guidance and client requirements are considered when the scope is prepared.
Correct dosing, reusable systems where appropriate, maintained equipment and planned frequencies can help reduce avoidable product, water and energy use without weakening the agreed cleaning standard.
Washroom supplies, liners, packaging, recycling streams and waste-handling responsibilities can be reviewed with the broader facility program so changes are practical for the people using the site.
CIC’s ISO 14001 environmental management framework supports a documented approach. Proposal-specific environmental requirements and available evidence can be discussed during the site review and procurement process.
No. Products and methods should be selected for the surface, soil, safety requirements, occupants and intended result rather than applying one approach to every area.
Yes. Where relevant, consumables, liners, recycling streams and agreed waste responsibilities can be considered as part of the facility program.
CIC holds ISO 14001 environmental management certification and can provide approved evidence relevant to a proposal.
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