Quality & scope
Cleaning audits, visual inspections and checks against the agreed cleaning specification.
Monthly Cleaning Assurance
Independent monthly audits. Documented findings. Follow-up on corrective actions.
Led by Brian, with 25+ years in the cleaning industry.

From promises to performance
Independent consultancy and assurance.
We review your cleaning provider’s work.
When your cleaning provider also scores its own performance, you’re relying on one perspective. Clean Logic provides an independent check against the agreed standards, so you can compare reported performance with conditions on site.
Clean Logic records the evidence, tracks contractor responses and checks whether corrective actions have worked. Your next review meeting starts with documented findings and priorities.
Cleaning audits, visual inspections and checks against the agreed cleaning specification.
Washrooms, kitchen surfaces, shared workspaces and frequently touched surfaces.
Consumable availability, cleaner rooms, equipment condition and supply issues.
Photo evidence, corrective actions, contractor responses and follow-up verification.
Repeat issues, previous-month comparisons and progress over time.
A structured view of findings and priorities for your management and contractor meetings.
An extra layer of insight
ATP testing can be added to an assurance program as an indicator of residual organic contamination and cleaning effectiveness on selected surfaces.
Results are considered alongside site observations and the relevant testing protocol, helping identify where cleaning practices need attention.
ATP is a hygiene indicator. It does not identify specific pathogens or prove that a surface is pathogen-free or sterile.
ATP hygiene testing
Swab → Test → Reading → Corrective action

Collect a sample from the selected surface after cleaning, using a consistent sampling method.
Activate the swab and place it in the handheld reader, following the test system’s instructions.
Record the result in relative light units (RLU). Compare it with the limits set for the equipment and site.
Where results fall outside the agreed limits, investigate, re-clean and retest with a fresh swab. Document the follow-up.
ATP readings indicate residual organic contamination. They do not identify specific pathogens or prove a surface is sterile. Pass and action limits depend on the testing system and site protocol.
Testing reference: Hygiena UltraSnap instructions ↗The monthly cycle
Review your site against the agreed scope.
Document findings, evidence and priorities.
Set clear actions and track contractor responses.
Check the follow-through and track improvement.

A clear record of the issue, the response and the next check.
Grime around the toilet base, an overflowing bin and an empty soap dispenser. Record each issue with a location and photo.
Assign cleaning, waste removal and replenishment actions. Agree a due date and request evidence of completion.
Check the result. Keep unresolved or recurring issues visible in the next report.
Example report content only. Not an actual client finding or result.
Your monthly report
A practical record of performance, tailored to the agreed scope of your site.
Independent insight. Ongoing confidence.
Tell Brian about your site, current cleaning arrangements and recurring concerns. Discuss the scope of an independent monthly audit program.
brian@cleanlogic.com.au