Medical Facility Cleaning Checklist
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Frequencies: weeklyat least once a week · monthlyonce a month · quarterlyevery 3 months
01Reception and waiting room (low-risk zone)
Touch surfaces disinfected: door handles, handrails, reception counter, payment terminal, pens, dispensersevery 1–2 h during footfall
Waiting-room and reception floor washed and disinfecteddaily
Chairs, side tables and counters in the waiting room wiped and disinfecteddaily
Bins emptied and liners replaced (waste sorting: municipal)daily
Soap, disposable towels and hand sanitiser at the entrance refilleddaily + check
Entrance doors and reception glazing free of fingerprintsdaily
Waiting room aired out before openingdaily
02Doctor's office / examination room
Examination couch disinfected or disposable paper cover replacedper patient
Touch surfaces disinfected: desk, door handles, switches, keyboard, phonedaily
Contact equipment wiped down (stethoscope, blood-pressure monitor, scale)after use
Sink, tap and dispenser washed and disinfecteddaily
Office floor washed and disinfecteddaily
Bins emptied with waste sorting maintained: municipal / medicaldaily
Gloves, paper covers, towels and disinfectants refilleddaily
03Procedure room (high-risk zone)
Worktops and the procedure chair/table disinfected with a bactericidal/virucidal (B/V) productA cleaning-and-disinfecting product, observing the contact time on the labelafter procedure
Procedure lamp, stands and contact devices disinfecteddaily + after procedure
Procedure-room floor disinfecteddaily
Spot decontamination after contact with blood / body fluid performed immediatelyafter incident
Infectious-waste container emptied; sharps container replaced when filled to 2/3Polish Health Ministry regulation of 5 Oct 2017 on the handling of medical wastedaily / at 2/3
Sterile and single-use materials restockeddaily
Deep cleaning of the room (walls, equipment, hard-to-reach spots)weekly
04Toilets
Toilet bowls, seats and urinals washed and disinfected — with separate, colour-coded equipmentDedicated equipment for toilets prevents cross-contaminationmin. 2× daily
Washbasins, taps, dispensers and counters disinfectedseveral times daily
Door handles, grab rails and flush buttons disinfectedseveral times daily
Floor washed and disinfecteddaily
Toilet paper, soap and towels topped up as neededongoing
Mirrors, wall tiles and floor drains cleandaily / weekly deep
05Corridors, stairs and lift
Corridor and stair floors washeddaily
Handrails, railings and door handles disinfectedmin. daily
Lift buttons and control panel disinfectedseveral times daily
Entrance mats and entry areas cleaneddaily
Windowsills, notice boards and fire extinguishers wiped downweekly
06Dirty utility room and waste management
Sink/slop hopper and dirty-utility surfaces washed and disinfecteddaily
Mops and cloths laundered at 60–90°C, equipment disinfected and drieddaily after work
Waste sorting and bag labelling by colour code checkeddaily
Collection containers and the waste storage area washed and disinfectedafter pickup
Temperature and storage time of infectious waste recorded in the logUp to 18°C max. 72 h; up to 10°C max. 30 days — Polish Health Ministry regulation of 5 Oct 2017daily
Stock of bags, products and current safety data sheets (SDS) checkedweekly
07Deep / periodic cleaning
Windows, frames and sills washedquarterly
Walls, full-height wall tiles and doors washedmonthly
Ventilation grilles, air-conditioning vents and light diffusers cleanedmonthly
Floors machine-scrubbed, skirting boards washedmonthly
Fridges for medicines and samples deep-disinfectedmonthly
Curtains laundered / blinds cleanedquarterly
08Organisation and documentation (hygiene plan)
Colour-coded equipment assigned to zones (cloths, mops, bags)Colour coding limits cross-contamination between zonesongoing
Gloves and cloths changed when moving between zonesevery zone change
Cleaning log/schedule completed: date, time, operative's signatureafter each task
Products used in line with the hygiene plan (concentration + contact time)ongoing
Product expiry dates and safety data sheets (SDS) reviewedquarterly
Internal audit of sanitary condition and documentation carried outPolish Health Ministry regulation of 27 May 2010 — internal control at least once every 6 monthsmin. every 6 mo.
Cleanliness control in a medical facility — 8 steps (visual, UV, ATP)
  1. Visual audit against the checklist: walk through the rooms in order from clean to dirty (offices → corridors → toilets → dirty utility room) and tick each item YES/NO.
  2. Check high-touch points: door handles, reception counter, examination couch, procedure worktop, dispensers, handrails — confirming disinfection, not just a "wipe-over".
  3. Fluorescent test: before cleaning, mark selected surfaces with an invisible UV gel/marker; after cleaning, use a UV lamp to check whether the marker has been removed.
  4. ATP measurement with a luminometer on critical surfaces (examination couch, procedure worktop, sink, door handle) — a reading in RLU below the threshold set in the procedure.
  5. Documentation check: hygiene log filled in with time and signature, products consistent with the hygiene plan (dosing, contact time, expiry date).
  6. Waste-management verification: bag colours and labelling, sharps container filled to max. 2/3, temperature and storage-time log kept up to date.
  7. Equipment check: separate, colour-coded equipment per zone; mops and cloths clean and dry, or documented laundering at 60–90°C.
  8. Documenting non-conformities and corrective actions: note the shortcomings, set a deadline for correction, carry out a re-check — a complete file to present during an external inspection.
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