Automotive shop housekeeping checklist
Overall Shop Cleanliness
- Start by sweeping all debris towards the center of the shop
- Use a mop and bucket with soapy water to thoroughly clean the floors
- Pay special attention to corners and under equipment
- Collect all trash bags from cans throughout the shop
- Replace with new trash bags as needed
- Dispose of trash in designated area
- Remove all tools and equipment from workbenches
- Wipe down surfaces with a cleaning solution
- Organize tools and equipment back onto workbenches
- Sort through supplies and materials to remove any expired or unnecessary items
- Label and organize remaining supplies in designated storage areas
- Ensure all supplies are easily accessible
- Use a cleaning solution and a clean cloth to wipe down all surfaces in the shop
- Pay attention to areas that accumulate dust or grime
- Ensure all surfaces are clean and free of debris
Vehicle Bay Maintenance
- Use absorbent materials to soak up oil spills
- Dispose of used absorbent materials properly
- Sort tools and equipment into designated storage areas
- Label storage areas for easy identification
- Follow local regulations for disposing of hazardous materials
- Store hazardous materials in designated containers
- Check equipment for signs of wear and tear
- Replace damaged or worn out equipment
- Inspect the vehicle bay for any potential safety hazards
- Address and fix any safety hazards immediately
Restroom Cleaning
- Check inventory of toilet paper and paper towels
- Refill dispensers as needed
- Spray cleaner on sinks and mirrors
- Wipe down with a clean cloth
- Ensure surfaces are dry and streak-free
- Spray disinfectant inside and outside of toilets and urinals
- Scrub with a toilet brush
- Wipe down with a disinfectant wipe
- Remove trash bags from cans
- Tie bags securely and replace with new ones
- Sweep floors to remove dirt and debris
- Mop floors with a disinfectant cleaner
- Ensure floors are dry before reopening restroom
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