1. Assess
Identify surfaces, flows, constraints, risks and client expectations.
Operating method
From site assessment to daily service control.
Reliable service starts with a clear scope: surfaces, use, frequencies, schedules, products, equipment, responsibilities and quality levels.
Field assessment
Service plan
Continuous control
Vigilus Cleaning
A professional cleaning method grounded in field reality
4
steps from assessment to monitoring
1
service plan adapted to the facility
Continu
control and adjustment
What structures the service
Three markers for understanding our approach.
2. Organise
Define teams, schedules, frequencies, protocols, equipment and supplies.
3. Control
Supervise execution, record deviations and manage corrective actions.
Operating method
A professional cleaning method grounded in field reality
In the field
A professional cleaning method grounded in field reality
Assessment, cleaning plan, staff briefing and quality controls form one operational journey adapted to actual site constraints.
Explore our servicesIn practice
A clear sequence before, during and after launch.
Each step prepares the next: understand the site, organize resources, secure the launch and then adjust the service over time.
01. Visit and assessment
We assess surfaces, use, flows, schedules, access, materials and sensitive areas before proposing an organization.
- Area inventory
- Constraint identification
- Expected result level
02. Service plan design
Each task receives a frequency, method, owner, equipment and control point.
- Zone schedule
- Protocols and products
- Team organization
03. Mobilization and launch
Operatives are selected, equipped, briefed and supported at launch to secure the service start.
- Site briefing
- Equipment provision
- Launch control
04. Supervision and improvement
Field observations, complaints and controls help address gaps and adjust the plan as the facility changes.
- Scheduled checks
- Corrective actions
- Client review
FAQ
Questions that often come up before an assessment.
Is a technical visit mandatory? +
It is strongly recommended for recurring contracts and complex facilities because it secures the quantities, methods and resources proposed.
Can the plan change after launch? +
Yes. Frequencies and methods can be adjusted based on checks, changing traffic or new site constraints.
How do you manage an absence? +
The organization covers absence reporting, replacement coordination and service continuity monitoring.
Your facility, your expected standard
Turn these principles into a practical service plan.
Describe your surfaces, use, schedules, frequencies and constraints. Our teams will propose an appropriate scope.