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Industrial Cleaning in Ireland
Industrial cleaning is planned around production, not around the working day. Plant, walkways and extraction get done on a shutdown or a night shift, and the work is judged against a written spec rather than against how the place looks. Floors are the recurring problem: oil and coolant need degreasing before any scrubbing, because a scrubber on contaminated concrete spreads the film instead of lifting it.
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What’s included
- Production areas, walkways and racking cleaned on a shutdown or night shift
- Degreasing of floors before scrubbing, so the film lifts instead of spreading
- Extraction, ducting and high-level surfaces where dust settles
- Welfare areas, canteens and changing rooms to the same schedule
- Method statement and risk assessment supplied before the first visit
- Waste segregated and removed by a licensed carrier
Why request industrial cleaning through Connect Cleaner
- Work timed to your shutdown, so production does not stop for cleaning
- A written standard you can check against, instead of an opinion
- The same team each visit, which is what makes a spec repeatable
Available across all 26 counties
We connect you with local industrial cleaning providersin every county in Ireland.
Frequently asked questions
- Do you work outside production hours?
- That is usually the only way it works. Most industrial jobs here run on a night shift, a weekend or a planned shutdown, agreed in advance so the area is isolated and safe to enter.
- Why degrease before scrubbing a floor?
- A rotary scrubber on an oily floor emulsifies the oil and spreads it into a thin film across the whole area. Degreasing first lifts it; skipping that step makes the floor look worse and stay slippery.
- Do you supply a method statement?
- Yes, with the risk assessment, before the first visit. On most industrial sites you would not get through the gate without one.
