Cleaning Standards

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The Idea:

• Common for all labs, weekly cleaning in pairs.
• I will set up a pairing and reminder system for each lab.
• Every lab should have a stock of lab coats, hairnets and gloves.
  • CVLAB will still function as a central hub for coats.
• Each lab will have an electrical vacuum cleaner to cover both floor and surface cleaning.
• Corridor cleaning will start including everyone (theoreticians included).
  • Everyone will spend 20 min / half year.
• I will take over organizing corridor cleaning.
• I will take over responsibility for stocking mats, shoe covers etc.

[JArnbak]

Lab cleaning: (Duration should be around 20 min / week.)

• Sweeping the floors (dry).
• Wiping the surfaces.
• Changing sticky mats.
• Emptying bins.
• Tidying up unused equipment.
• Fill the stock of lab coats from CVLAB.

[JArnbak]

Corridor cleaning: (Duration should be around 20 min / week)

• Wiping shoe shelves.
• Changing sticky mats.
• Empty all labs of used coats and bring it to the pick-up point next to the elevator (before Monday at 5 pm).
• Tuesday morning pick up clean coats and bring to CVLAB.

[JArnbak]

To-do:

• [x] Feedback from PIs.
• [ ] Purchase sweepers.
• [ ] Distribute sweepers.
• [ ] Stock up on mats, shoe covers and dust-cloths.
• [ ] Organize lab cleaning.

[JArnbak]

Vacuum Cleaner

• The cleaner should have a HEPA filter.
• The cleaner should be at least 2-1 to allow for both surface and floor cleaning.
• Cheap option: iiglo Håndholdt Premium Støvsuge
• More expensive options: Miele vacuum cleaners

Open question:

• what budget can I get to buy vacuum cleaners?
• Should we buy one for each lab or have a range of vacuum cleaners that we share across multiple labs ?

[JArnbak]

Received quotes for 14 vacuum cleaners (3 for the new 313 labs, 10 for existing labs and 1 for the downstairs workshop) Miele_15726727.pdf Miele_15726728.pdf