What is Colour-Coded Cleaning and Why It is So Important?

Colour-coded cleaning is a simple but amazingly effective approach to maintain hygiene of a facility. It is the process of designating colours to cleaning equipment, tools, and materials to be used in certain areas of a venue. This will reduce the spread of germs across areas and increase hygiene of a venue.

During cleaning, the employees can have a clear identification of cleaning items, their application and restriction to areas. It helps to prevent cross contamination during the cleaning process & improves hygiene.

Every colours has it meaning

Colour-coded system has designated colour for each major work areas. The 5 colour codes are green, red, blue, yellow and white.

  • Red: Bathrooms and toilets
  • Blue: General areas and general cleaning including wards, departments
  • Green: Kitchen and food preparation areas
  • Yellow: Infectious/isolation Areas
  • White: Clinical areas, operating theatre. Predominately for healthcare and hospitals

Benefits of colour-coded cleaning 

  • Colour-coding System clears up confusion, simplifies training, provides oversight and reduces cross-contamination
  • Minimizes possible cross-contamination which improves employee health, safety, and productivity.
  • Understanding this method gives you greater peace of mind and confidence.
  • Ensures the delivery of high-quality cleaning services and builds solid trust with clients.
  • Avoids mistaking tools to and from their restricted area: Red to Green, Blue to Red or Vice-versa.

How we implement this colour-coded cleaning into practice?

  • We train our staff about the importance of colour-codeding and how to work in different areas.
  • We provide/purchase colour-coded equipment’s, tools, and material for each area.
  • Our staff must always follow our colour-coded guidelines.

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