TS 13024

TS 13024 is a vocational standard for the cleaner-building interiors occupation, framed within service-enterprise activities carried out under private law. Its main purpose is to identify the occupational role of indoor cleaning work and to define the basic professional profile associated with this task.

The occupational role of indoor cleaning

In general technical context, indoor cleaning covers routine activities intended to maintain cleanliness, order, and usability in enclosed spaces such as workplaces and other buildings. The role is commonly associated with keeping floors, surfaces, and shared areas clean and with carrying out cleaning work in an organized manner. This standard focuses on that occupation itself; it does not, from the provided scope alone, establish detailed cleaning procedures or numerical performance limits.

What the classification means

Occupational standards provide a common framework for describing the knowledge, skills, and responsibilities expected in a job. TS 13024 places cleaner-building interiors within the context of service businesses and helps clarify the boundaries of the occupation. The referenced legislation and related standards provide broader background on labor, environmental, and workplace context, but the document’s specific role here is to define the profession rather than prescribe every operational detail.

• Occupation covered: cleaner-building interiors
• Context: service-enterprise activity under private law
• Purpose: occupational classification and definition of professional qualifications
• Typical setting: routine cleaning and upkeep of enclosed indoor spaces