Safety & Compliance
A clear process for the building, the exterior surfaces and the people around the work.
Assess the building and surfaces.
LOTS reviews the visible condition, surface types, surrounding activity and access before recommending the work.
Plan the work around the property.
The proposed method, site coordination and service scope are planned around the building and the people using it.
Complete the agreed work.
LOTS coordinates the work around current site conditions and completes the exterior areas included in the scope.
Document the result and recommend the next step.
Your team receives the agreed completion record and a practical recommendation for what comes next.
Surface safety and the people around the property.
- Surface suitabilityThe material, finish and visible condition help determine a suitable cleaning approach.
- Site conditionsWeather, access and conditions around the building are reviewed before work begins.
- People and property usePublic movement and normal building activity shape how the work is planned and coordinated.
- Water and treatmentWater quality, pressure and treatment compatibility are considered together for the assessed surface.
Purpose-built capability, selected for the property.
The equipment supports access to suitable hard-to-reach areas. The assessment determines whether, where and how it fits the work.
- Cleaning platform
- A JTC30 modular cleaning aircraft supports work on suitable hard-to-reach exterior areas.
- Site visibility
- FPV visibility and obstacle-awareness equipment support operator oversight around the property.
- Water delivery
- A dedicated ground system supplies water within the requirements of the assessed surface and site.
- Operating approach
- Pre-use checks, assessed conditions and visual oversight guide when and how the equipment is used.
Questions
What documents can procurement review?
LOTS can confirm the documents relevant to the assessed building, proposed method and agreed scope during the service discussion.
How does LOTS decide whether a surface is suitable?
The assessment considers the material, finish, visible condition, buildup and surrounding site conditions before a method or treatment is recommended.
How is work coordinated around an occupied property?
The proposed scope considers public movement, normal building activity, access constraints and the property team’s daily needs.
Is drone-assisted cleaning used on every project?
No. Equipment is selected only after the building, surface and site conditions have been assessed.
What completion evidence is available?
The agreed scope can include completion images, visible-condition notes and a service record for the property team.
Tell us about the property.
Share the property details and what needs attention. LOTS will review your request and confirm the suitable next step.