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Healthcare & Medical, Melbourne.

Cleaning programs for acute hospitals, day clinics, allied health, aged care and dental. ICAA-aligned infection control training, colour-coded equipment, terminal clean capability. Cleaning treated as the clinical infection prevention activity it is.

AS 4187· ICAA aligned
Contact· droplet trained
Infectioncontrol certified
Colour-codedequipment system
Operating since 2015
0 Lost-Time Injuries
Public Liability Insured
Police-Checked Crews
Eco-Friendly Products
Melbourne-Owned
The compliance reality

In a clinical setting, cleaning isn't janitorial. It's infection prevention.

Healthcare and medical facilities operate under the strictest cleaning regulatory environment in commercial. Standards include AS 4187 (reprocessing of reusable medical devices), Infection Control Association of Australia (ICAA) protocols, and facility-specific accreditation under ACHS and NSQHS frameworks. None of this is optional, and none of it can be retrofitted under audit pressure.

Colour-coded cleaning systems separate equipment and cloths across high-risk zones (treatment, isolation), medium-risk (general clinical) and low-risk (offices, corridors). Zero cross-contamination is the design principle, not an aspiration. Crews require infection control training before site work begins, not general cleaning competency rebadged as clinical.

The deliverable is a facility that passes NSQHS Standard 3, prevents healthcare-associated infection, and produces documentation an accreditation surveyor can use without translation.

How we work in your sector

Built for the clinical environment.

Four operational pillars structure every healthcare contract. Tailored to facility type, risk-zone density, accreditation framework and clinical activity pattern.

Pillar 01 · Infection control training

ICAA-aligned, before first site work

  • Every crew member completes ICAA-aligned infection control training
  • Hand hygiene compliance audited and recorded per shift
  • PPE donning and doffing competency verified, not assumed
  • Annual refresher training, certificates kept on-site
  • Toolbox talks aligned to your infection control committee priorities
Pillar 02 · Colour-coded system

Zero cross-contamination by design

  • Red equipment and cloths for high-risk zones (treatment, isolation)
  • Yellow for medium-risk general clinical areas
  • Green for low-risk areas (offices, corridors, admin)
  • Equipment laundered and stored separately, never co-mingled
  • Audit trail per zone, signed off per shift
Pillar 03 · Touchpoint discipline

Clinical-grade frequency on contact surfaces

  • Beds, rails, IV stands cleaned to documented clinical frequency
  • Door handles, light switches, call bells on every-shift schedule
  • Patient bathroom and amenity to clinical-grade standard
  • Linen handling protocol aligned to your infection control policy
  • Waste segregation including clinical, cytotoxic, sharps streams
Pillar 04 · Outbreak response capability

Terminal clean and surge response

  • Terminal cleaning protocol for vacated isolation rooms
  • Electrostatic disinfection for high-coverage outbreak response
  • Documented chain of custody for outbreak event cleans
  • 24-hour mobilisation for surge response in metro Melbourne
  • Post-event verification swabbing where the clinical lead requires it
Operational alignment

Aligned to your clinical activity.

Healthcare contracts are scoped per facility. Risk-zone density and frequency drive cost; pricing tiers would mislead across facility types as different as acute hospital, day clinic and dental.

Facility cover

Acute, day-clinic, allied, aged care, dental

Roster and protocol shaped to facility type and clinical activity. 24/7 capability for acute and aged care.

Documentation

Clinical clean log, monthly audit

Daily clinical clean log, monthly infection control audit, terminal clean reports, accreditation-ready records.

Audit support

ACHS, NSQHS Standard 3

Pre-accreditation deep clean, documentation pack tailored to your accreditation framework, surveyor-ready evidence.

Pricing

Walkthrough → scoped quote

Risk-zone density and frequency drive cost. A meaningful quote follows a walkthrough and risk assessment.

Common questions

Healthcare, six questions answered.

If your question isn't here, the full FAQ covers 28, or call 0433 173 504.

Do your crews complete infection control training?
Yes, every crew member before first site work. Training is ICAA-aligned, with annual refreshers, hand hygiene compliance audited per shift, and PPE competency verified rather than assumed. Certificates are kept on-site and available to your infection control lead on request.
Do you operate a colour-coded cleaning system?
Yes. Red equipment and cloths for high-risk zones (treatment, isolation), yellow for medium-risk general clinical areas, green for low-risk (offices, corridors). Equipment is laundered and stored separately, never co-mingled. The audit trail is signed per zone per shift.
How do you handle isolation rooms and outbreak response?
Terminal cleaning protocol for vacated isolation rooms, with chain-of-custody documentation. Electrostatic disinfection for high-coverage outbreak response. 24-hour mobilisation for surge cleans in metro Melbourne. Verification swabbing post-event where the clinical lead requires it.
What documentation do you maintain for NSQHS audits?
Daily clinical clean log per zone, monthly infection control audit, terminal clean reports, training certificates, ICAA-aligned compliance pack. Designed to feed NSQHS Standard 3 evidence and ACHS accreditation surveys without translation; the surveyor reads our records and recognises the format.
Can you do electrostatic disinfection for terminal cleans?
Yes. Electrostatic gives complete coverage on the complex geometries of clinical equipment and patient room furniture, far more reliably than hand-spray methods. TGA-listed chemistry matched to the target pathogen and surface, contact times documented, re-entry timing communicated to clinical staff.
How do you sequence around clinical activity?
Cleaning is sequenced around your clinical activity pattern, not the other way around. Treatment rooms cleaned between sessions, patient rooms on discharge, public areas on a clinical-frequency cycle that doesn't disrupt visitor flow. For acute and aged care, 24/7 cover is the standard.
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PostPO Box 25, Pascoe Vale South VIC 3044
HoursMon–Fri · 7am–6pm AEST
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