Every facility type has its own definition of clean.
A distribution center, a food plant and a dental suite all need spotless floors — but almost nothing else about the three programs is the same. We scope, staff, train and schedule around the building you actually operate.
Select the closest match to see what we prioritise for that environment — or tell us about something not listed and we will scope it from scratch.
Warehouses & Distribution Facilities
Large floor areas, constant forklift and foot traffic, airborne dust and a never-ending stream of cardboard. We cover the square footage with ride-on and walk-behind scrubbers, keep docks and staging areas clear, handle cardboard breakdown and baling, and look after the break rooms, locker rooms and warehouse offices your team actually spends time in — all scheduled around your shifts.
Machine floor scrubbing for aisles, docks and staging areas
Rack, beam and overhead structure high-dusting
Cardboard collection, breakdown and baling support
Break room, locker room and restroom upkeep on every shift
Food Manufacturing & Processing
Food plants are judged on sanitation, consistency and documentation — and audited against standards that leave no room for improvisation. OLAH Services provides cleaning support designed around your facility's own procedures, with programs that can be aligned to FDA and SQF sanitation requirements, scheduled around production runs and sanitation windows, and documented so the records exist before anyone asks for them.
Cleaning programs designed to support FDA and SQF facility requirements
Procedures written around your existing sanitation SOPs
Work scheduled around production runs, changeovers and sanitation windows
Documented task lists and completion records for your audit file
Manufacturing & Production Facilities
Production schedules drive everything in a plant, so the cleaning program has to bend around them rather than the other way round. We scope the work to your shift pattern, planned shutdowns and facility-specific rules, brief crews on traffic zones and PPE, and keep plant floors, support areas and offices consistently clean without interrupting output.
Programs scheduled around production runs and planned shutdowns
Plant floor scrubbing, debris control and high-dusting
Office, break room and locker room support
Traffic-zone, PPE and lockout awareness for every crew member
Corporate & Professional Offices
Office programs are built around your occupancy pattern — hybrid weeks, hoteling desks and heavy Tuesday-to-Thursday traffic all change the scope. We schedule the deep work for low-occupancy nights and keep the visible areas sharp every day.
EPA-registered disinfection with logged dwell times
Waiting room and high-touch point rotation
HIPAA-aware conduct and confidentiality training
Retail, Restaurants & Hospitality
Customer-facing space is revenue-facing space. We work overnight or pre-open so the doors open to spotless glass, clean floors and stocked restrooms — with grease-aware floor programs for kitchens and dining rooms.
Property managers need one accountable vendor across multiple addresses. We consolidate common-area cleaning, turnovers, porter service and light maintenance into a single scope, a single invoice and a single point of contact.
Classrooms turn over fast and parents notice everything. We use child-safe products, disinfect shared surfaces and toys on a documented rotation, and work around drop-off, pickup and after-school programming.
Branches combine a public lobby with secure areas, so vetting and procedure matter as much as appearance. Our crews are background-checked, badge-compliant and trained on clean-desk and escorted-access requirements.
A showroom floor is a sales tool. We keep glass, showroom floors and customer lounges immaculate while handling the very different demands of the service bay, parts area and technician break rooms.
Members judge a facility by its locker rooms. We run a disinfection-first program on equipment, mats and shared surfaces, with odor control and moisture management in wet areas and showers.
Attendance spikes on specific days, and volunteers should not be the cleaning plan. We schedule around services and events, reset large gathering spaces quickly, and keep budgets predictable for nonprofit boards.
Cleaning support for FDA and SQF-regulated facilities
Food production is the most procedure-driven environment we work in. Programs are written around your sanitation SOPs and the standards your plant is audited against — not around a generic janitorial checklist.
Cleaning programs for FDA and SQF-regulated environments
OLAH Services provides commercial cleaning support for food manufacturing and processing environments, with an emphasis on sanitation, consistency, facility cleanliness and cleaning procedures designed around the operational requirements of the facility.
Aligned to the standards you are audited against
Cleaning programs can be aligned with FDA and SQF sanitation standards, and are written to sit alongside the food-safety plan your facility already operates under.
Built on your procedures, not a generic checklist
Scope, methods, chemicals and frequencies are set around your existing sanitation SOPs, zoning rules and allergen controls — then written down so every visit is repeatable.
Scheduled around production
Work is planned around production runs, changeovers, sanitation windows and shutdowns, so cleaning never becomes the reason a line stops.
Documented for the audit file
Task lists, completion records and chemical documentation are kept current, so the paperwork exists before an auditor or customer asks to see it.
OLAH Services is a commercial cleaning contractor and is not a certifying body. We provide cleaning services designed to support the food-safety requirements your facility is responsible for meeting.
Standards & compliance
Regulated environments do not forgive improvisation.
Whether it is a joint commission review, a health inspection or a corporate vendor audit, the documentation should already exist when someone asks for it.
Bloodborne pathogen awareness for clinical spaces, child-safe product rules for education, PPE and traffic-zone briefings for industrial sites — training is matched to the environment, not generic.
Vetted people and controlled access
Every crew member is a background-checked employee. Keys, fobs and alarm codes are logged, issued to named individuals and audited — never passed around a subcontractor pool.
Documentation that survives an audit
Certificates of insurance, SDS binders, chemical logs, inspection records and completed task lists are kept current and handed over whenever your compliance team asks.
Portfolios
Managing several buildings? One vendor, one invoice, one number to call.
Multi-site operators and property managers get a single consolidated scope with per-location reporting, so you can compare performance across the portfolio without chasing five different vendors.
