Maintenance in nursing homes (New)

The specific characteristics of the care environment. Methods and organisation

Duration

Objective:

This course is designed to prepare participants to carry out cleaning in nursing homes while respecting the specific requirements of a care environment. It focuses on the hygiene, safety and well-being of residents, as well as the appropriate use of cleaning products and equipment.

Audience:

Future inspectors, or inspectors with previous experience, team leaders, specialists.

Prerequisites:

None

Compétences visées:

Professional cleaning techniques

Sense of responsibility

Organisation and efficiency

Hygiene and risk prevention

Interpersonal skills

Adaptability and thoroughness

Teaching method:

Methodological input 35%

Practical work 50%

Reflection, discussions and debates based on the experiences of the trainees and the trainer 15%

Program:

Introduction to the care environment

Understanding residents' needs.
Raising awareness of cleanliness and hygiene standards specific to nursing homes.

Appropriate cleaning techniques

Different areas: bedrooms, communal areas, treatment areas, sanitary facilities.
Wet and dry cleaning methods and disinfection.

Products and equipment

Selection and use of products that comply with environmental and health standards.
Handling and maintenance of cleaning equipment.

Organisation and planning

Drawing up schedules for optimum efficiency.
Compliance with protocols and managing priorities.

Risk prevention and ergonomics

Appropriate postures and movements to prevent injuries.
Managing high-risk situations (spills, cross-contamination).

Communication and interpersonal skills

Respectful interactions with residents.
Coordination with nursing staff.