Australia · Trade press for cleaning contractors
The Australian journal of commercial cleaning
Cleaning ContractorsTenders, labour, chemicals, compliance and the contract book — written for people who run the job.
Machines, microfibre, SDS folders and the infection-control habits that survived the pandemic.
How contractors choose floor machines, run chemical safety, colour-code cloths and decide whether an autonomous scrubber earns its keep.
High-touch cleaning, a TGA-listed disinfectant used for the dwell on the label, and an outbreak clause you can actually staff — the rest of the pandemic theatre can leave the trolley.
2 July 2025
A robot earns a place on an open, repeatable floor with a supervisor who still owns the edges. It does not earn a place because a vendor animated a shopping centre at 2am.
11 June 2025
Red for toilets, blue for general, green for food, yellow for infectious risk — the convention only works if the laundry, the trolley and the night crew all keep the same story.
7 May 2025
A current SDS, a GHS label on every decanted bottle, and a van that is not a mixed chemical cupboard — that is the standard inspectors and clients already use, not a paperwork hobby.
9 April 2025
Walk-behind or ride-on, battery or cable, vinyl in a school or terrazzo in a civic hall — the machine has to match the floor, the climate and the nearest technician, not the brochure.
19 March 2025