As employees return to shared office spaces after years of pandemic disruption, cleanliness has become a top priority. Today’s office building managers must go beyond traditional janitorial services to implement enhanced, health-conscious protocols that promote hygiene, reassure staff, and prevent outbreaks of contagious illnesses like COVID-19, influenza, and RSV.
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Here are the top steps every office facility should take—along with direct links to products that support each one.
1. Use EPA-Approved Disinfectants for All High-Touch Surfaces
Select hospital-grade disinfectants approved for use against SARS-CoV-2 and other common pathogens. Focus on doorknobs, desks, elevator buttons, restrooms, and shared electronics.
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2. Establish a Visible, Regular Cleaning Schedule
Create and post cleaning checklists in lobbies, restrooms, conference rooms, and break areas to show staff that surfaces are being cleaned frequently and reliably.
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3. Provide Touch-Free Hygiene Stations
Install no-touch hand sanitizer dispensers at all entrances, restrooms, shared kitchens, and near elevators to encourage regular hand hygiene.
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4. Improve Indoor Air Quality with Filtration and Ventilation
Upgrade HVAC filters to MERV 13 or higher and add HEPA-filtered air purifiers in conference rooms, open-plan areas, and reception zones.
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5. Supply Staff with Personal Cleaning and Hygiene Kits
Provide employees with disinfecting wipes, masks (as needed), tissues, and hand sanitizer so they can sanitize shared desks or equipment themselves.
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6. Sanitize Shared Technology Between Users
Use electronics-safe disinfectant wipes and UV sanitizers to clean phones, keyboards, headsets, and conference room equipment between uses.
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7. Train Janitorial Staff on Updated Protocols
Provide training on new cleaning schedules, products, PPE use, and proper disinfection techniques to ensure compliance with CDC and OSHA guidelines.
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8. Ensure PPE Is Available for Cleaning and Staff Use
Stock masks, gloves, and disposable gowns for janitorial crews and any staff members with health sensitivities or post-pandemic preferences.
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9. Use Antimicrobial Mats and Surface Coatings
Install antimicrobial floor mats at building entrances and consider long-lasting antimicrobial coatings for high-traffic surfaces.
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10. Communicate Protocols to All Occupants
Post cleaning protocol posters and distribute policy documents so employees and guests know what’s being done—and what’s expected of them.
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Final Thoughts
Cleanliness is no longer just about appearances—it’s about trust, health, and long-term business continuity. A clear, consistent post-pandemic cleaning strategy reassures your staff and prepares your workplace for whatever comes next.
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