[john carr]

Hello,

Has anyone cleaned a dental surgery, I am looking for some advise on this as I might have one coming up soon and need to know what's involved with this type of clean as I have never done one before.  What would be asked about chemicals & do cleaners use certain chemical procedures etc in the operating rooms to clean the chairs and worktops. The clinical rubbish disposal procedure? any tips on this would be appreciated. I have Bics so colour coding would be ok but not sure on what chemicals would be suitable for this type of work I currently use Nilco products.

Kind Regards
John 

[Bedfordshire Oven Cleaning]

John,
They only normally ask you to do the floors in the surgeries, its the dental nurses job to do chairs, worktops, sinks ect..

And you shouldnt have to get involved with clinical waste either, that should all be done before you get in there.
Its mainly waiting rooms, corridors, windows, ledges etc..

They like colour coding, disenfectant on floors.
I take it you are talking about a daily clean? If its a deep clean then ignore me!

Regards
Paul

[john carr]

Hi paul, Many thanks for the feed back very much appreciated.

Kind Regards
John

[clarkson]

 hi john
 Paul is right, you only tend to clean communal areas which is standard cleaning. and the floors in the surgery which is vacuuming and mopping. tends to be sealed vinyl or safety flooring so usually needs a scrubb off occasionaly.

 we do remove the clinical waste bags and replace but no direct contact with bits of teeth etc.

 usuall ppe gloves etc.

 cheers

 john
 

[BDCS]

I once knocked the rotary burr rack flying - that made the nurse quite grumpy