SERVICE PROCEDURES: • Remove waste from the tank. Care should be taken not to drip waste when removing the wand/hose assembly from the tank and replacing it on the truck. • Remove any additional debris from the tank and dispose of it in an appropriate manner. Urinal, tank, seat, walls, handle on door, ADA wall rails, and floor must be cleaned and sanitized using industry standard for cleaning. Final rinse with water shall remove all soap residues. Excess water shall be swept out of unit and shall not be allowed to pool up anywhere outside the unit. • Excess water on top of tank, seats, walls, door handle, ADA wall rails shall be wiped off with a clean disposable paper towel. • Tank water and deodorizer must be of adequate amount of cover solid waste based on ANSI Standard Z4.3 with 1:10 usage. This generally means 8 to 10 gallons of water in tank with proper ratio of deodorizer. Different Portable Sanitation Units vary in type, so it is recommended to meet or exceed Industry/Manufacturer standards for amount of tank fluid. • A copy of the manufacturer specifications for recommendations for tank fluid levels will be submitted to the City of Greenville Contract Coordinator for each type of unit offered. Inadequate levels of tank fluid or improper amounts of deodorizer to water solution are unacceptable. • Toilet paper is to be added as needed to maintain a supply between service. Toilet paper will always be in toilet paper holder and must be dry. It is suggested to remove toilet paper prior to cleaning to avoid getting it wet. • Inspect, repair the unit as necessary and remove or paint over graffiti as needed. If paint is used it should not allow graffiti to bleed through. Also, the paint should be the same or similar color to the unit where graffiti is located. If graffiti is burned or scratched in or on surfaces, it should be removed so that it is not decipherable by anyone. • Verify the Unit is level on the site and secured to ground. • Waterless hand soap dispensers and soap (antibacterial non-alcohol base) shall be present in dispensers and in amounts adequate for the greatest volume of users until the next scheduled Contractor service. This level of service should take place when special events units are delivered as well. • Contractors will wear all personal protective equipment mandated by the Federal, State or Municipal Code. • If Certification for performing this cleaning service exists, the Contractor shall submit a copy of the certification to the City of Greenville Contract Coordinator.
