Housekeeping

When Expected Rigour Doesn’t Match Field Reality

In the nuclear industry, cleanliness is not just about comfort:
it is directly tied to safety, radiological protection, logistics, and security.

Yet on many sites, housekeeping is poorly managed:

• interventions are forgotten,
• deviations are never recorded,
• cleaning is “done… or not”,
• and there is no tangible proof during audits.

Common field issues

• No clear visibility on which areas are covered, cleaning frequency, or completed rounds
• Unstructured reporting of deviations: dirty corridors, dust, spills… often unrecorded
• No evidence of contractor interventions (no timestamp, photo, or responsible person)
• Difficulty tracking regularity, quality, or compliance with cleaning schedules
• Areas overlooked at project close-out or between schedules

How BROLZ helps

BROLZ turns housekeeping into a structured, traceable, and collaborative process — without overcomplicating daily work.

Key features:

• Planning of cleaning frequencies by zone (daily, weekly, ad-hoc…)
• Full history of interventions with time and location stamps
• Field reporting of anomalies (dirty area, spill, photo evidence…)
• Monitoring of zones: completed, pending, or non-compliant
• Proof of interventions (photo, comments, user check-in)

What changes with BROLZ

• Regain control over perceived site cleanliness and quality
• Improve collaboration between operations, RP, and contractors
• Demonstrate rigour in audits or disputes with tangible evidence
• Quickly identify recurring “problem areas”
• Turn an often invisible task into a lever of trust and efficiency

Coming soon: A practical guide

We are preparing a practical guide to housekeeping in nuclear facilities, including:

• Zone-based tracking templates
• Best practices for scheduling and traceability
• Organisation models with or without external contractors
• Real-world feedback from operations and decommissioning sites

The PDF will be available soon in our use case library.
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Cleanliness is not optional. It is a requirement — and proof of control.

With BROLZ, housekeeping becomes a structured, demonstrable process.

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