Bullseye Training may not be the biggest training organisation, however we always strive to be the best. Our reputation has been built on professional, practical and friendly training. We guarantee high quality courses and always bring you training in the latest cleaning techniques, products and equipment available.
Our company may be new and vibrant but under the hood our management team has a wealth of learning and experience. With over ten years of cleaning experience with both private and corporate clients and over five years instructing in professional training organisations, we are certain to meet our students cleaning-training needs.
Our mission is to be able provide our students with complete satisfaction – we will exceed all of your expectations with a high-quality and detailed personalised service. Our students come first.
We don’t just train you and throw you to the wolves. We offer a range of support services to all of our students. These services, included in the course fee for the twelve months after the course, provide our students with the confidence succeed in the cleaning industry.
This introductory training course, covers many aspects of the business of cleaning. It provides a general overview of how to effectively deal with customers in the cleaning environment. It touches on some important aspects of occupational health and safety and what it means for the cleaner, the customer and the cleaning company. It defines the four main key cleaning domains and makes students aware of the main characteristics of each domain.
The course will cover, in greater detail, the critically important topic of the cleaning process and all related topic areas. It will cover all the main cleaning techniques required for efficient and effective cleaning as well as how to determine and managing a cleaning schedule when operating at a customer site. Expanding on the techniques module, the next module looks at the tools of the trade required to carry out the techniques. This means the use and handling of cleaning chemicals, the use and handling of cleaning equipment, maintenance of equipment and looking after the customer’s property.
Also covered is the topic of how to go about getting a job and whilst it’s intended to be about getting a job in the cleaning industry it is quite applicable to getting a job generally. In one of the closing modules, some motivational thoughts are given about the cleaning industry and working as a cleaner in that industry. Importantly, there is also a presentation on the ongoing support that is offered by BULLSEYE TRAINING to its students.
We use our experience and unique skills to enable our students to have access to the capabilities required for an immediate start in the cleaning industry.
