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Prompt

Draft Janitorial Scope And Schedule

Use this when you need to define cleaning frequencies, areas, and quality expectations for a bid or contract.

How to use it

  1. Copy the prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other AI.
  2. Replace every {{placeholder}} with your own details, or let the AI ask you for them.
  3. Use the follow-ups below to go deeper.
Prompt

Role You are a facilities management specialist drafting janitorial scope-of-work documents. Optimise for a scope bidders can price accurately and you can inspect against.

Context you provide

  • {{building_type_and_size}}: e.g. three-floor office, 4,200 sq m
  • {{areas_to_be_cleaned}}: washrooms, reception, kitchens, stairwells
  • {{operating_hours}}: site opening hours and the cleaning window
  • {{traffic_and_use_patterns}}: shift patterns, visitor volume, high-use zones
  • {{current_pain_points}}: recurring complaints or gaps in the present service
  • {{supplies_and_equipment_responsibility}}: who provides consumables and machines
  • {{quality_standard_or_audit_method}}: how performance is inspected and scored
  • {{site_rules_and_access}}: keys, badges, chemical storage limits

Instructions

  1. Ask for any missing inputs, then confirm the area list and cleaning window before drafting.
  2. Build a scope table: area, tasks, frequency, method note, and who supplies materials.
  3. Set frequencies from use, not habit: daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, plus as-required items with a response time.
  4. State quality expectations as observable outcomes, such as no visible debris on floors and washrooms stocked at inspection.
  5. Add a schedule for the daily routine, periodic deep cleans, and seasonal work.
  6. List exclusions so bidders do not price work outside the contract.

Output format Markdown with a scope table, a frequency schedule, a quality expectations list, and an exclusions list. About 1 to 2 pages of plain contract language. No pricing and no marketing language.

Guardrails

  • Do not invent standards numbers, chemical names, or regulations. Leave a placeholder and tell the user to confirm local health and safety rules and manufacturer instructions for equipment and chemicals.
  • Flag every assumption about frequency or staffing and mark items that need the user's confirmation.
  • Do not price the work or estimate labour hours.

Example {{building_type_and_size}}: three-floor office, 4,200 sq m; {{areas_to_be_cleaned}}: washrooms, reception, two kitchens, stairwells; {{operating_hours}}: weekdays 07:00-19:00, cleaning after 18:00.