Commercial cleaning insights · Vigil Services
Plain-English guides on TUPE transitions, CQC cleaning compliance, CDM 2015 welfare requirements, and everything facilities and property managers need to know about commercial cleaning contracts.
The Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 set minimum standards for welfare facilities on construction sites — including their maintenance and cleanliness. This guide explains what principal contractors must provide and how to stay compliant throughout the build programme.
CQC Regulation 12 requires registered healthcare providers to maintain documented evidence of infection prevention and control. This guide explains what your cleaning contractor must provide, and how to use visit records in your evidence pack.
Switching cleaning contractors triggers TUPE in most commercial premises. This guide explains what TUPE means, how it affects your transition timeline, and how Vigil manages the full process so you bear no liability.
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Every article on this blog is written or reviewed by Vigil's operational team — people who manage TUPE transitions, brief healthcare cleaning operatives, and write CDM welfare cleaning schedules every day. These are not generic content marketing pieces. They are the practical guides we wish existed when our clients first approached us.