Branch & ATM-area clean

When you need this form

Bank branches are cleaned after hours, alone, inside a secured site with cameras and alarms. The work itself is high-touch: ATM fascias, keypads, counters, screens, meeting rooms and customer waiting areas. Branch managers care about presentation and about who was in the building. A per-visit record covers both, listing the tasks completed, the consumables topped up and any hazard or damage found.

Security review is the difference here. A branch-network client wants to reconcile access logs against your attendance, and a GPS-pinned, time-stamped record does that without argument. It also protects your cleaner: if something is reported missing or damaged, the photos taken on arrival and departure show the state of the branch. Lone worker check-ins sit in the same record.

What good looks like

• Arrival and departure times with alarm set and reset confirmed.
• High-touch points listed individually: ATM keypad, screens, counters, door handles.
• Consumables restocked in customer and staff amenities, with shortfalls flagged.
• Damage or security concerns photographed and reported the same night.
• Cleaner identified by name, with lone worker check-out recorded.