Product knowledge comes first in cleaning!
WHAT DOES THIS SAFE USE OF CLEANING PRODUCTS TRAINING COVER?
You really don't have to work in a chemical company to come into contact with chemistry. In cleaning and service-voucher companies too, we work with chemical products!
Not all detergents or toilet cleaners are dangerous. In this training, we learn to recognise the specific properties and reactions of cleaning products in order to use them correctly afterwards.
Not all cleaning products are dangerous. Still, it is better to know their specific properties and reactions before it is too late!
- Use of neutral, acidic and alkaline products
- Use of natural or synthetic products
- Limited use of bleach
- What, when and how to disinfect?
- Knowledge of materials
- Attention to various types of materials and their properties
- Which product or tool can I use for this dirt on this surface?
- Working with dangerous cleaning products
- Labelling
- Recommendations for safe use
- Use of personal protective equipment
- What to do in the event of an accident with dangerous products?
Also take a look at our other modules on safety for cleaning and service-voucher companies:
- Safety while cleaning
- First-aid introduction for cleaning and service-voucher companies
- Ergonomic cleaning
NO WORDS, BUT ACTIONS!
- Theoretical introduction (30%) with plenty of practical exercises (70%)
- Every participant receives a certificate of attendance
The employer ensures that every worker receives sufficient and appropriate training on the well-being of workers in the performance of their work, specifically focused on their workstation or function. This training is adapted to the evolution of risks and the emergence of new risks and is, where necessary, repeated at regular intervals (Code, book II, title 3).
Frequently asked questions
What do you learn about cleaning products?
Recognising the properties and reactions of neutral, acidic and alkaline products in order to use them correctly and safely.
Are cleaning products dangerous?
Not all of them, but it is better to know their specific properties and reactions before it is too late.
Do I receive a certificate?
Every participant receives a certificate of attendance.
