WHS-compliant dust control, industrial floor scrubbing, amenities maintenance and loading dock cleaning. Built for distribution centres, factories and storage facilities that need more than a broom and a mop.
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Warehouses have specific workplace health and safety obligations. Our cleaning programs are built around them, not tacked on as an afterthought.
Airborne dust in warehouses is a respiratory hazard and a fire risk. We use industrial vacuums with HEPA filtration, not just sweeping that redistributes the problem.
SafeWork WHS Reg 2017 Pt 3.2Oil spills, water pooling and debris on warehouse floors cause injuries. We identify and treat slip hazards during every clean and flag recurring problem areas.
AS/NZS 4586 Slip ResistanceBreak rooms, kitchens and amenities blocks in warehouses have their own compliance standards. We clean them to the same standard as a commercial office, not as an afterthought.
WHS Reg 2017 Pt 3.1 Div 3Warehouse floors take a beating from forklifts, foot traffic and spills. Each surface type needs a different approach.
Common in food, pharma and clean-room warehouses. Requires pH-neutral cleaning to protect the coating.
Auto-Scrub + pH NeutralHigh-sheen finish used in showroom and display warehouses. Needs diamond-pad maintenance and non-abrasive products.
Diamond Pad + SealStandard warehouse flooring. Absorbs oil and dust. Requires degreasing, industrial vacuum and periodic sealing.
Degrease + HEPA VacuumUsed in wet areas and loading docks. Textured surface traps dirt. Needs pressure washing and specialist scrubbing.
Pressure Wash + ScrubEach zone in your warehouse has different surfaces, hazards and cleaning requirements. We scope each one separately.

The core of your operation. Dust settles on racking, debris accumulates between aisles, and forklift traffic leaves marks and spills that become slip hazards.

High-traffic, exposed to weather, oil and debris from trucks. The most neglected zone in most warehouses and the most visible to delivery drivers and visitors.

Toilets, showers, lockers and hand-wash stations used by warehouse staff. These areas have specific WHS compliance requirements and are often under-serviced.

The warehouse office and break room often get lumped in with the main clean. We treat them as a separate zone with commercial office standards.

Car parks, bin bays, smoking areas and perimeter paths. These are the first thing visitors and inspectors see when they arrive.
Not every task needs to happen daily. Here is a recommended frequency guide based on typical warehouse operations.
Exact frequencies are confirmed during the free site inspection based on your traffic volume and operation type.
Pricing depends on floor area, floor type, zone count and cleaning frequency. Exact costs are confirmed after a free site inspection.
Four steps to a professionally managed warehouse cleaning program.
We walk every zone, note floor types, dust levels, hazards and amenities requirements.
A detailed scope broken down by zone, frequency, equipment needs and specialist tasks.
Your dedicated team is safety-briefed on your site and starts within 48 to 72 hours.
Photo reports, zone checklists and direct WhatsApp communication. WHS-ready documentation every visit.
Get a free site inspection and a zone-by-zone quote. Most programs are operational within 72 hours.
We passed our WHS audit for the first time in three years. The photo reports alone gave us the documentation we needed. Should have switched sooner.
Our floor was black with tyre marks and oil stains. After the first deep clean it looked like a different building. The weekly maintenance program keeps it that way.
Book a free no-obligation site inspection. Most programs are operational within 72 hours of approval.