Industrial cleaning for plants · Kocaeli and the Marmara region
Keep the line running. Fit the cleaning into the shift.
We clean tanks, production areas, facades and ductwork with a written method, a crew whose paperwork is ready, and inside your plant's idle window: the night shift, the weekend or a planned shutdown.
Choose your site type and see the method, the equipment and the documents you will receive.
After the survey, the method is written down to fit your plant's own rules.
01
Food plant
Hygiene zones
Method
Line and equipment surfaces are cleaned with dry ice or foam; zones are worked from clean to dirty, and chemicals come from the plant's approved list.
Equipment
Dry ice blasting unit
Foam and rinse unit
Colour coded hand tools
Documents provided
Risk assessment
Method statement
Safety data sheets
Hygiene training records
Suitable windowWeekendPlanned shutdown
02
Metal works
Oil, swarf, coolant
Method
Machines and presses are degreased after lockout and tagout; swarf pits and coolant sumps are emptied by vacuum recovery.
Equipment
Industrial vacuum unit
Hot water pressure washer
Oil separator
Documents provided
Risk assessment
Method statement
Lockout and tagout procedure
Waste transfer note
Suitable windowNight shiftPlanned shutdown
03
Warehouse and logistics
Floors and high level
Method
Floors are machine scrubbed; rack tops and roof trusses are dusted under a work at height plan, and forklift traffic is closed zone by zone.
Equipment
Ride on scrubber dryer
Scissor lift
HEPA vacuum
Documents provided
Risk assessment
Work at height training
Lift operator licence
Insurance certificate
Suitable windowNight shiftWeekend
04
Tanks and silos
Confined space
Method
Entry only when the job cannot be done from outside, and only under permit: gas testing, ventilation and a rescue plan in place; residue is removed by vacuum and surfaces are jetted.
Equipment
Vacuum tanker
Multi gas detector
Rescue tripod and breathing set
Documents provided
Confined space entry permit
Gas test record
Rescue plan
Waste transfer note
Suitable windowPlanned shutdown
05
Facades and roofs
Work at height
Method
Facades are cleaned by rope access or boom lift with low pressure and purified water; gutters and rooflights are covered in the same plan.
Equipment
Rope access kit
Boom lift
Purified water system
Documents provided
Work at height training
Equipment inspection records
Risk assessment
Insurance certificate
Suitable windowWeekendDaytime, area closed off
06
Ventilation ducts
Ducts and diffusers
Method
Ducts are inspected by camera through access panels, then cleaned with robotic brushes under negative pressure; the work is recorded on camera.
Equipment
Duct robot and camera
Negative pressure unit
Access panel kit
Documents provided
Risk assessment
Method statement
Camera inspection report
Waste transfer note
Suitable windowNight shiftWeekend
03 · Shift planner
Mark your production calendar and we will find the idle window together.
Tap the shifts that run production; the remaining cells are your cleaning window. Add the plan to your survey request in one click.
MonTueWedThuFriSatSunEarlyLateNight
ProductionOpen for cleaning
Planning note
Three rules for night work
Entry after shift handoverThe crew stays out of the production team's handover.
A separate, marked work zoneBarriers and signs between the running line and the area being cleaned.
A short morning reportWork done, work left and photos go to the shift supervisor.
04 · Documents vault
Every document the safety team will ask for, in one pack.
We do not publish the documents on an open page. The list is here; the supplier pack is shared on request and only with an authorised contact.
Hazards, controls and responsibilities specific to the site and the job.
Document no
[OST.RA.00]
Site
[Site name]
Revision
[Rev. 00]
Prepared by
[Safety adviser, title]
Approved by
[Site supervisor]
Date
[dd.mm.yyyy]
SampleShared on request
Source: COSHH Regulations 2002, regulation 6; no work with hazardous substances without a suitable and sufficient risk assessment.
OSTRELMS · Document sample
Method statement
How the job is done step by step, with equipment, permits and hold points.
Document no
[OST.MS.00]
Site
[Site name]
Revision
[Rev. 00]
Prepared by
[Safety adviser, title]
Approved by
[Site supervisor]
Date
[dd.mm.yyyy]
SampleShared on request
OSTRELWT · Document sample
Waste transfer note
A recorded transfer of the sludge, oil and chemical residue the work produces.
Document no
[OST.WT.00]
Site
[Site name]
Revision
[Rev. 00]
Prepared by
[Safety adviser, title]
Approved by
[Site supervisor]
Date
[dd.mm.yyyy]
SampleShared on request
OSTRELIN · Document sample
Insurance certificate
A summary of the public liability policy.
Document no
[OST.IN.00]
Site
[Site name]
Revision
[Rev. 00]
Prepared by
[Safety adviser, title]
Approved by
[Site supervisor]
Date
[dd.mm.yyyy]
SampleShared on request
OSTRELTR · Document sample
Training and health records
Crew training and health certificates; shared on request only, as they contain personal data.
Document no
[OST.TR.00]
Site
[Site name]
Revision
[Rev. 00]
Prepared by
[Safety adviser, title]
Approved by
[Site supervisor]
Date
[dd.mm.yyyy]
SampleShared on request
OSTRELCS · Document sample
Confined space entry permit
Permit, gas test and rescue plan for tank and silo entry.
Document no
[OST.CS.00]
Site
[Site name]
Revision
[Rev. 00]
Prepared by
[Safety adviser, title]
Approved by
[Site supervisor]
Date
[dd.mm.yyyy]
SampleShared on request
Source: Confined Spaces Regulations 1997, regulation 4; entry only where unavoidable and under a safe system of work.
05 · Process
Five steps from enquiry to handover.
One of the first things we check on a survey: dust built up on a diffuser.
01
Request with photos
Site, size, residue, access and window in one form.
02
Survey
The crew arrives with its questions ready, measures and sees access and risks in person.
03
Method and permits
Method statement, risk assessment and permits agreed with your safety team.
04
Work in the window
In the chosen shift or shutdown, led by our site supervisor.
05
Waste and handover
Waste leaves with a record; the area is handed over with a report and photos.
Where the waste goes
Collected by type
Segregated and labelled
Recorded on a transfer note
Sent to a permitted site
The quote states in writing which steps we take and which stay with your plant as the waste producer.
06 · Survey request
Survey request with photos
Three short steps. The crew arrives prepared and you never give the same answer twice.
07 · FAQ
The first questions from procurement and safety.
Can you work while production is running?
For most jobs, yes: we separate the work zone and work night shifts or weekends. Jobs such as tank entry happen only once the equipment is stopped and a permit is issued; we plan that together at the survey.
Which documents do you share?
Risk assessment, method statement, insurance certificate, training and health records and, where needed, a confined space entry permit. Anything with personal data goes only to your safety team, on request.
What happens to the waste?
It is collected by type, labelled and sent with a record to a permitted site. The quote states which steps we take and which stay with your plant.
Can you quote without a survey?
Photos and dimensions let us outline the scope. A written quote usually follows the survey, because access, residue and permits change the job.
Do you offer annual contracts?
Yes. For plants that need regular cleaning we prepare an annual plan covering scope, shift pattern and reporting.
