Fundamental Level Training
A clean environment starts with the basics
Module A presents the fundamental principles of sanitary maintenance for common workplace environments. It helps build a solid foundation before moving on to more specialized training.
Duration
8 hours
Format
Training + Coaching
Level
Beginner-friendly
Recognized by the industry
Compliant with standards
250+
Trained professionals
96%
Satisfaction rate
70+
Partner organizations
100%
Partner organizations
What you will learn
Module A is the starting point for understanding what truly makes an environment clean and how to maintain it effectively on a daily basis.
Understanding cleanliness
Learn what truly makes a space clean, not just in appearance. Understand the difference between visual cleanliness and sanitary maintenance.
Recognizing a clean or dirty surface
Identifying the factors that influence results
Understanding the impact of proper maintenance
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Organization and best practices
Discover how effective organization and standardized practices help achieve consistent, high-quality results.
Effectively organizing work areas
Applying structured cleaning methods
Maintaining consistency across teams
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Tools, products, and techniques
Gain practical knowledge of the equipment, cleaning products, and basic techniques used in sanitary maintenance.
Overview of cleaning products and their uses
Essential tools for daily maintenance
Simple and effective cleaning methods
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Basic safety and hygiene
Learn essential safety and personal hygiene practices to protect both staff and building occupants.
Handwashing and glove use
Understanding safety pictograms
Basic principles of protective equipment
No technical training required
This training is designed for everyone, from new employees to experienced teams looking to align their knowledge. Concepts are explained in a simple, clear, and accessible way.
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Comprehensive program
What participants will learn
A carefully structured foundational training program covering all the essential elements of sanitary maintenance.
Visual assessment
Understand what a clean environment looks like and how to effectively identify problem areas.
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Distinguish between a clean surface and a dirty surface
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Identify the factors that influence results
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Visual inspection techniques
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Basics of contamination
Understand dust, dirt, and biofilms, and their impact on cleanliness.
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Types of contamination
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Biofilm formation
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Prevention methods
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Product overview
Understand the different types of products and know when to use them.
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Detergents
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Disinfectants
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Sanitizers
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Roles and responsibilities
Gain a clear understanding of the responsibilities of maintenance staff and the importance of their role.
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Daily responsibilities
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Teamwork
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Quality standards
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The Sinner Circle
Introduction to the four factors that work together for effective cleaning.
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Time
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Temperature
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Chemical action and mechanical action
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Safety symbols
Learn to recognize and understand safety pictograms and labels in the workplace.
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Hazard pictograms
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Signal words
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Safe handling practices
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Basic hygiene practices
Essential personal hygiene habits to ensure safety and professionalism.
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Proper handwashing
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Glove use
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Personal protective equipment
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pH fundamentals
Simple explanation of pH levels and their relationship to cleaning products.
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Acidic and alkaline products
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Neutral products
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Choosing the right product
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Essential tools
Overview of the tools and equipment commonly used in daily maintenance.
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Mops and buckets
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Microfiber cloths
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Specialized equipment
Understand the difference between cleaning, disinfection, and sanitization, and know when to use each based on the situation and environment.
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Cleaning
Remove visible dirt and debris from surfaces.
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Disinfection
Destroy harmful microorganisms present on surfaces.
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Sanitization
Reduce microorganisms to a safe level.
Who this training is for
Module A is designed for anyone involved in maintaining clean and safe environments across a wide range of facilities.
Cleaning Staff
Members of field teams who carry out daily maintenance and cleaning tasks.
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Maintenance teams
Technical staff responsible for facility maintenance and equipment management.
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Supervisors
Managers who coordinate operations and ensure compliance with quality standards.
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Building managers
Decision-makers who oversee building operations and maintenance programs.
No prior technical knowledge required
This training starts with the fundamentals. Whether you are new to sanitary maintenance or have several years of experience, Module A helps establish a common foundation so the entire team speaks the same language and applies the same standards.
Training format
A balanced combination of interactive learning and hands-on coaching, designed to promote knowledge retention and practical application in the field.
4 hours of interactive training
An engaging learning experience.
Visual presentations
Clear materials with concrete examples.
Group discussions
Experience sharing and collaborative learning.
Interactive activities
Practical exercises to reinforce key concepts.
Question periods
Clear answers to your specific questions.
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4 hours of hands-on coaching
Personalized support.
Individual support
Guidance tailored to your realities and challenges.
Practical demonstrations
Techniques applied using real equipment.
Skills application
Practical implementation of learning.
Feedback and improvement
Constructive guidance to improve methods.
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Simple language, concrete examples
We avoid technical jargon and complex terminology. Each concept is explained using simple language and examples drawn from work environments similar to yours.
Clear communication
Step-by-step approach
Practical approach
Preparation for advanced training
Module A establishes the essential foundations before moving on to more specialized training. Once the training is completed, participants are better prepared to confidently approach more advanced concepts.
Benefits of Module A
Investing in foundational training creates lasting value for your teams and your organization.
Increased team confidence
When all team members share the same foundational knowledge, communication improves and collaboration becomes smoother. Expectations are clear for everyone.
Terminologie et langage communs
Harmonized quality standards
Better collaboration between work shifts
Increased team confidence
Standardized training ensures consistent maintenance quality, regardless of who is performing the work or where it takes place.
Standardized maintenance methods
Predictable results
Reliable quality from one site to another
Increased team confidence
Understanding the “why” behind maintenance practices helps reduce errors and make better decisions based on each situation.
Proper product selection
Proper application of techniques
Safer handling of chemical products
Increased team confidence :
Employees who understand their work feel more competent, professional, and motivated. The training also demonstrates that their development is valued.
Increased job satisfaction
Enhanced sense of professionalism
More autonomous decision-making
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A solid foundation for future training.
Module A is not limited to immediate learning. It prepares teams for continuous improvement. With a strong foundation, more advanced training becomes easier to understand and apply.
100%
focused on the fundamentals.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Everything you need to know about Module A.
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What happens after completing Module A?
No prior experience is required. Module A is an introductory training course designed as a starting point. Whether you are new to the cleaning industry or have been working in it for years, this training will help you strengthen your fundamentals.
How long is the training?
The full training program lasts 8 hours, including 4 hours of interactive training followed by 4 hours of hands-on coaching. It can be delivered in one full day or split into two half-days.
A 100% online version is also available. In this case, on-site coaching can be added as an optional service, depending on your team’s needs.
Will I receive a certificate?
Yes. At the end of Module A, participants receive a certificate of participation from the ValkarTech Academy, confirming their foundational training in sanitary maintenance.
ValkarTech is an accredited training organization, ensuring that the training meets recognized requirements for skills development.
Can I enroll my entire team?
Absolutely. Group training sessions are encouraged. They allow all team members to build on the same foundations and work more efficiently together. Contact us to learn about group pricing and scheduling options.
What happens after completing Module A?
Module A prepares participants for more advanced training. Once the fundamentals are mastered, it becomes easier to move on to specialized topics, advanced techniques, and practices tailored to specific contexts.
Ready to build a strong foundation?
Join hundreds of professionals who have strengthened their teams’ skills through Module A. An accessible, practical training designed to make an immediate impact in the field.
Training details
Duration
8 hours (4 hours of training + 4 hours of coaching)
or 100% online: 3 hours of training
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Format
Interactive training and hands-on
coaching
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Certificate
Certificate of participation from the ValkarTech Academy included (accredited training organization).
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Language
French and English
Registration options
What’s included
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