MANUFACTURING & INDUSTRIAL · CANADA-WIDE

Facility Management For Manufacturing Plants

Cleaning, maintenance and building systems across your plant, scheduled around production rather than through it, delivered under the same standard as our Factory & Warehouse Cleaning program. Work planned into your shift patterns and shutdown windows so the line keeps running.

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Zero Unplanned Downtime

from facility work, by scheduling around it

ISO 9001

EcoLogo Certified

WSIB Insured

WHMIS Certified

GREENGUARD

IPC Member

INSIDE A PLANT

What Facility Management Covers In A Manufacturing Plant

A plant is a building and a production system sharing the same footprint, and facility management covers the building half so your team can concentrate on the other, the same scope described under Learn about our Facility Management Services. That means the plant floor and its housekeeping standards, the offices and washrooms, locker rooms and cafeterias, mechanical and electrical rooms, loading docks, and the grounds outside, with front-of-house areas covered through See our Reception & Front Desk Services page. It also means the compliance layer that a plant carries and an office does not: dust and residue control, spill response, waste segregation, hygiene zones where product is exposed, and being ready for a customer or certification audit at short notice. The constraint running through all of it is that the line is worth more per hour than anything we are doing, so the work fits around production or it does not happen.

Facility Work Handled In-House

A Managed Plant Contract

AUDIT READINESS

Plants Are Judged On What A Visitor Sees In The First Ten Minutes

Customer audits, certification assessments and prospective client tours all begin the same way: someone walks the floor and forms a view before opening a single document. Dust on overhead structures, residue around equipment bases, cluttered aisles, an untidy locker room or a cafeteria that has not been deep cleaned all register immediately, and they colour how everything afterwards is read. The plants that pass these comfortably are not the ones that prepare hardest in the week before. They are the ones where housekeeping runs to a written standard continuously, so an unannounced walk looks the same as a scheduled one. That is a scheduling and specification question rather than an effort question, and it is exactly what a managed contract is for.

WHAT WE HANDLE ON SITE

Plant Cleaning And Building Systems

Two Programs Running Alongside Your Production.

PLANT CLEANING

Floors, Equipment Surrounds And Facilities

Industrial cleaning to a written standard, scheduled around your shifts. 

BUILDING SYSTEMS & MAINTENANCE

Everything That Keeps The Building Working

Planned and reactive maintenance on the building rather than the production equipment, including the coverage detailed under our Fire Detection & Protection Services.

PLANT AREAS WE SERVICE

Every Zone In Your Facility

From The Production Floor To The Yard.

Mezzanines and overhead structures are the tiles worth pausing on. Dust accumulating on beams, ducts, cable trays and light fittings is invisible from floor level and highly visible from a raised walkway, which is exactly where auditors and visiting clients are usually taken. It also becomes a genuine hazard in plants handling combustible dust. Because access needs planning and often a production pause, high-level cleaning gets deferred year after year until it becomes a project rather than a task, the kind of deferred work covered under Explore Building Repair & Maintenance Services. We schedule it into shutdown windows so it stays a routine item.

Shift And Schedule Mapping

How We Schedule Without Stopping The Line

1

Shift And Schedule Mapping

We map your shift patterns, changeover gaps, weekend downtime and planned shutdown dates before writing any schedule.

2

Zone Sequencing

Work is split by zone so cleaning and maintenance follow production rather than crossing it, with active areas left until they are free.

3

Shutdown Planning

High-level cleaning, deep cleans and access-restricted maintenance are scoped into planned shutdown windows well ahead of the date.

4

Live Production Protocols

Crews working during production follow your lockout, PPE and access rules, with WHMIS-trained staff and documented safe work procedures.

5

Standards And Reporting

Housekeeping is audited against a written specification, with reporting that stands up when a customer or certification audit arrives.

24/7

Shift-pattern coverage

WHMIS

Trained crews on every site

Audit

Ready standards year-round

100%

Insured & bonded

OUR PLANT STANDARD

Why Plant Managers Choose Cleaning 365

Your Line Is Worth More Per Hour Than Anything We Do.

Scheduled Around Production

Work planned into shift gaps, weekends and shutdown windows rather than interrupting output.

Shutdown Windows Used Properly

Category 1 and Category 5 testing scheduled within the program rather than appearing as a surprise invoice.

Audit-Ready Continuously

Housekeeping held to a written standard year-round, so an unannounced walk looks the same as a scheduled one.

Trained For Industrial Sites

WHMIS-trained crews following your lockout, PPE and access protocols rather than learning them on arrival.

One Contract Across The Building

Cleaning, HVAC, electrical, fire safety and grounds under one agreement and one point of contact.

Your Team Stays On Production

Facility work moves off your maintenance team so their time goes to the equipment that makes the product.

PLANT PRICING

What Plant Facility Management Costs

Priced Around Floor Area, Shift Patterns And What The Environment Demands.

Plant Size

Production, warehouse and office floor area

Shift Patterns

Single shift, multi-shift or continuous operation

Cleaning Standard

General industrial or hygiene-zone requirements

Service Scope

Cleaning only, or cleaning with building systems

Book A Plant Walkthrough On A Production Day

Quoting a plant properly means seeing it running, not empty on a weekend. We will walk the floor during production at no cost and scope the work around what your shifts actually allow.

CLIENT TESTIMONIALS

What Plant Managers Say

“Our maintenance team spent a third of their week on building tasks that had nothing to do with the equipment making product. Handing that over gave us those hours back on the line.”

Plant Manager

Food processing facility, Brampton

“High-level dust had been on the action list for three audits running because there was never a window to do it. It was scoped into the summer shutdown and cleared in two days.”

Operations Director

Manufacturing plant, Mississauga

PLANT QUESTIONS

Manufacturing Facility Management, Answered

Yes. Work is sequenced by zone and scheduled into shift gaps, changeovers and weekends, with anything needing a pause planned into your shutdown windows.

Yes. High-level cleaning, deep cleans and access-restricted maintenance are scoped ahead of the shutdown date so the window is spent working rather than planning.

Yes. Crews are WHMIS-trained and follow your site's lockout, PPE and access protocols, with safe work procedures documented.

We clean floors, equipment surrounds, structures and facilities. Cleaning of production equipment itself is scoped case by case, since it often sits with your own team or the equipment manufacturer.

Yes. Housekeeping runs against a written specification with audit records kept, which is what makes an unannounced customer or certification walk straightforward.

Yes, scheduled into shutdown windows since it usually requires access equipment and a production pause. It is also a genuine hazard control where combustible dust is present.

Yes. HVAC, electrical, plumbing, dock equipment, fire detection and preventive maintenance run under the same contract with one point of contact.

A Plant That Is Always Ready To Be Walked

Cleaning and building systems scheduled around production, held to a written standard. Book a walkthrough on a production day.

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