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Deep Cleaning

Deep cleaning is a comprehensive cleaning process that eliminates visible dirt, bacteria, and germs from a space. It involves a thorough scrubbing of all surfaces, including those that are hard to reach, to promote overall sanitation and liveability. Deep cleaning focuses on areas and surfaces that are commonly touched, but it should also include less frequently used areas. Depp Cleaning is applicable for home, offices, showroom, warehouse, and factory or industries.

Key Aspects of Deep Cleaning:

  • Thoroughness Deep cleaning goes beyond regular cleaning by addressing every part of a space, not just easily visible surfaces8.
  • Two-Step Process Deep cleaning often involves physically cleaning surfaces, followed by the use of disinfection chemicals to eliminate microorganisms1.
  • Attention to Detail Deep cleaning emphasizes attention to detail, including scrubbing surfaces and cleaning hard-to-reach areas1.

Deep Cleaning Checklist:
Deep cleaning can be approached room-by-room. Some areas to consider are:

  • Bathrooms Cleaning grout, wastebaskets, fixtures (removing soap scum and limescale), baseboards, door frames, medicine cabinets, vanities, commode bases, shower doors, curtains, and crevices, as well as disinfecting handles1.
  • Kitchen Cleaning appliances (inside and out), stove hood and filter, cabinets, grout on backsplashes or countertops, fridge coils, and small appliances, as well as decluttering cabinets and drawers and disinfecting switches and knobs1.
  • Bedrooms Dusting surfaces; washing windows, sills, and ledges; washing or vacuuming curtains and blinds; cleaning closets; washing bedding3.
  • Living Spaces Dusting surfaces; washing windows, sills, and ledges; washing doors, walls, and baseboards; sweeping, vacuuming, and mopping floors; vacuuming upholstery3.

Benefits of Deep Cleaning:

  • Health Improvement Deep cleaning improves indoor air quality by removing dust, allergens, and germs, which can reduce breathing difficulties and allergies4.
  • Hygiene Maintenance It helps maintain hygiene by sanitizing bathrooms, kitchens, floors, carpets, and sofas, eliminating germs and allergens4.
  • Appliance Maintenance For appliances, deep cleaning maintains safety, efficiency, and appearance by removing dirt and bacteria, focusing on specific parts2.
  • Stress Reduction Hiring professionals for deep cleaning can reduce stress associated with cleaning chores4.

Deep cleaning may be performed every two months to maintain a clean and allergen-free home, before moving into a new home or after renovation work, or before or after a party

Security Guards

A security guard, also known as a security officer, is responsible for maintaining a high-visibility presence to deter illegal activities. Their duties typically involve:

  • Monitoring premises through patrols or surveillance systems.
  • Enforcing rules and regulations to maintain safety.
  • Responding to incidents by taking appropriate action, such as escorting trespassers off the property or contacting emergency services

The primary responsibilities of security guards can be summarized as follows:

  • Preventive Measures: They work to prevent theft, vandalism, and other criminal activities by maintaining a visible presence.
  • Incident Response: Security personnel are trained to respond to emergencies, including medical incidents and fires, ensuring the safety of individuals on the premises2.
  • Access Control: They manage entry points to facilities, ensuring that only authorized individuals gain access2.
  • Reporting: Guards document incidents and maintain logs that help in assessing security measures and improving protocols
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Housekeeping Staff

Housekeeping staff play a crucial role in maintaining cleanliness and order in various environments, including hotels, residential facilities, and commercial establishments. Their responsibilities extend beyond simple cleaning tasks to encompass a range of duties aimed at ensuring a pleasant and safe environment for guests and residents.

Cleaning and Maintenance: Housekeeping staff are responsible for performing various cleaning activities such as:

  • Sweeping, mopping, dusting, and polishing surfaces.
  • Emptying trash bins and disposing of waste properly.

Receptionist

Receptionists play a important role in various organizations, serving as the first point of contact for visitors and callers. Their responsibilities encompass a wide range of administrative and customer service tasks, which can vary depending on the industry.

Overview of the Receptionist Role

A receptionist is primarily responsible for greeting visitors, answering phone calls, and managing correspondence. They often work in environments such as offices, hotels, hospitals, and other businesses where customer interaction is essential. The role typically includes:

  • Greeting Visitors: Welcoming guests and directing them to the appropriate locations.
  • Handling Calls: Answering incoming calls, taking messages, and directing calls to relevant departments.
  • Administrative Tasks: Performing duties like scheduling appointments, filing documents, and maintaining records.
  • Customer Service: Addressing inquiries about the organization’s services or products.

Key Responsibilities

The specific duties of a receptionist may include:

  • Answering Queries: Providing information about the company and its offerings to visitors and callers.
  • Managing Appointments: Scheduling meetings and managing calendars for executives or teams.
  • Office Management: Ensuring the reception area is tidy and organized, handling mail, and ordering supplies.

Security Functions: Monitoring visitor access and maintaining security protocols by verifying identities.

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Nursing Assistants

Nursing assistants, also known as nurse’s aides, provide basic care to patients of all ages, helping them with everyday tasks under the supervision of licensed nurses. They work in various settings, including nursing homes, hospitals, home care facilities, assisted living facilities, hospice organizations, and long-term care facilities.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Assisting patients with basic daily activities like dressing, bathing, and exercising.
  • Feeding patients and monitoring their food and liquid intake.
  • Taking vital signs such as temperature, pulse, and blood pressure.
  • Helping patients with mouth and hair care.
  • Making beds and changing bed linens.
  • Assisting with toileting and catheter care.
  • Providing skin care.
  • Assisting patients in walking with canes, walkers, and gait belts.
  • Transferring wheelchair-bound patients using safe patient handling devices.
  • Turning and positioning bedridden patients regularly.
  • Observing and documenting changes in patients’ health and reporting them to the nurse.
  • Dressing wounds and administering medications
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Home Care Assistants

Home Care Assistants play a vital role in supporting individuals, particularly the elderly or those with disabilities, to live independently in their own homes. Their responsibilities encompass a wide range of personal and domestic tasks, ensuring that clients receive the care they need while maintaining their dignity and comfort.

Key Responsibilities

  • Personal Care: Assisting with bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting.
  • Medication Management: Helping clients take medications as prescribed.
  • Mobility Assistance: Aiding clients in moving around their homes and accompanying them to appointments…
  • Health Monitoring: Observing and reporting changes in the client’s health condition to family members or healthcare providers124.

Office Executives

An Office Executive plays a vital role in the administrative framework of an organization, ensuring smooth operations and efficient management of office tasks. Below is an overview of the responsibilities, qualifications, and skills typically associated with this position.

Office Executives are tasked with a variety of duties, including:

  • Administrative Management: Handling incoming and outgoing correspondence, managing office supplies, and maintaining equipment.
  • Meeting Coordination: Scheduling meetings, preparing agendas, and organizing logistics for events.
  • Database Maintenance: Keeping company records and databases up to date while ensuring confidentiality.
  • Support Functions: Assisting management with reports, presentations, and other documentation as needed.
  • Expense Management: Overseeing office budgets and expenses to ensure cost-effective operations.
  • General Office Support: Performing tasks such as photocopying, scanning, filing documents, and maintaining a tidy office environmen
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