Manufacturing

Cleaning that works around a running line.

Production does not stop so housekeeping can happen. Our scope is built around your shift pattern, your machine areas, and the parts of the floor a general cleaning crew is not allowed to touch.

What goes wrong

The risk profile in this kind of building.

Housekeeping findings

OSHA housekeeping is one of the quietest ways a plant gets written up. Debris in aisles, blocked access, and standing residue all read as findings.

Slip and fall exposure

Coolant, oil, and shrink wrap dust on a hard floor is a claim waiting to be filed. One incident costs more than a year of contract.

Shift gaps

A vendor who only staffs first shift leaves you covering second and third yourself, usually with production people who have other jobs.

Standards that apply

What you are being held to.

We work to these every day. Ask us for the documentation and you will have it the same week.

OSHA general industry housekeeping expectations
SDS maintained on site and current
Lockout and machine area protocols respected, always
PPE requirements matched to your plant, not ours
Customer and corporate audit readiness

HM Solutions crew and floor care in a manufacturing plant

Our scope here

What we would actually do.

We scope from a walk, not a spreadsheet. Square footage tells us almost nothing until we have seen where the traffic actually is, which areas require escorts, and what your last audit flagged.

Production floor scrubbing, sweeping, and vacuuming
Strip and wax, scrub and recoat on scheduled cycles
Wipe-down of walls, baseboards, guarding, and railings
Line cleaning coordinated with your production schedule
Restrooms, canteens, locker rooms, and break areas
Offices, lobbies, conference rooms, and training areas
Trash and recycling collection, compaction, and bundling
Day porter coverage during production hours
Coverage across all shifts, including weekends

A plant canteen and corridor at an HM Solutions account, freshly mopped with a bilingual caution wet floor sign in place — Plant canteen and corridor, mid-shift.

An HM Solutions crew member with a mop and bucket on a production floor beside injection molding equipment — Mopped between machines, on the shift that suits production, not ours.

A plant control room with workstations and monitors, cleaned around live equipment — Control rooms get cleaned around live equipment, on the shift that suits production.

A plant office conference room with windows overlooking the site — The office side of a plant is still your building, and visitors see it first.

Next step

Let us walk your facility.

No cost, no obligation. We take the time your building needs, from a quick look to a full walkthrough of a large site, give you an honest read, and tell you what we would do differently. Whether you hire us this year or three years from now, you learn something either way.

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