PWM-Cleaning: Washroom Maintenance (Level 1) AOP

0.85 hour(s) assessment
24 SIN MING LANE, MIDVIEW CITY, #04-93/94 SINGAPORE 573970

To Be Advised

SGD 118

About this course

This course is only for the PWM workers in the PWM-Cleaning Sector.
Assure Academy will conduct an assessment to evaluate cleaners’ competency and practical skills in washroom maintenance. This pathway is suitable for experienced cleaners who already possess the relevant knowledge and workplace experience but require formal assessment to demonstrate their competency.
The assessment will evaluate the cleaner’s ability to perform washroom maintenance tasks safely and effectively, including the proper use of cleaning equipment and materials, appropriate cleaning methods, hygiene practices, and workplace safety procedures. The assessor will observe the cleaner’s practical performance against the required competency standards.
Upon successful completion, the cleaner will be recognised as having demonstrated the required competency in Washroom Maintenance (Level 1).

What you will learn

Assure Academy plans to offer the Washroom Maintenance (Level 1) assessment as a pathway for cleaners to advance in their careers. This assessment will evaluate the candidate’s knowledge and ability in performing washroom cleaning tasks in line with industry and organisational standards.
Knowledge Areas (K)
K1: Methods for removing dust, debris, soilage, and spillage in washroom facilities
K2: Appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for cleaning washroom facilities
K3: Organisational procedures for washroom cleaning
K4: Types of safety signages
K5: Types and characteristics of different hard floor surfaces and washroom facilities
K6: Tools, equipment, and supplies for washroom cleaning
K7: Organisational reporting procedures
K8: Public Utilities (Water Supply) Regulation 39
Performance Criteria (A)
A1: Collect assigned tools, equipment, and supplies, and place them appropriately
A2: Use allocated PPE to clean washroom facilities
A3: Display appropriate safety signage to prevent accidents during and after cleaning
A4: Carry out cleaning in accordance with organisational procedures and guidelines
A5: Complete the inspection card upon finishing cleaning tasks
A6: Replenish cleaning supplies as needed to ensure smooth operations
A7: Inform the appropriate person or supervisor if work activities cannot be carried out

Minimum entry requirement

Assumed Skills and Knowledge
• No formal qualification or education.
• Able to speak, listen, write, and read English with Numeracy skills at a minimum proficiency level of the Employability Skills System i.e.,Workplace Literacy and Numeracy (WPLN) Level 2.
Assumed Attitudes
• Have knowledge on own work role and corresponding responsibilities.
• Have knowledge of the cleaning agents used in performing cleaning activities.
• Age from 18 and above. Working Experience
• Min. 3 months of working in environmental cleaning sector. Screening Process
• A checklist to be provided to prospective client to ensure the learner(s)’ requirements (above) are met

Individual Sponsored

Eligible Singapore Citizens can use their SkillsFuture Credit to offset course fee payable after funding.

Company Sponsored

Skills Future Enterprise Credit (SFEC) Grant: One-off $10,000 credit cover up 90% of out-of-pocket expenses.

Course Fee & Funding Breakdown

Original Course Fee: $118.00 Individual Sponsor Company Sponsored
Before GST With GST Non-SME SME
Before GST With GST Before GST With GST
For Singapore Citizens aged 40 years and above $35.40 $46.02 $35.40 $46.02 $35.40 $46.02
For Singapore Citizens and PRs aged 21 years and above $59 $69.62 $59 $69.62 $35.40 $46.02
Foreigner (Full Course Fee) $118  $128.62 $118  $128.62 $118  $128.62

Course ID: TGS-2026066610

Funding Validity Period: 2026-10-06 to 2028-10-05

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

You can register online via our registration form or by contacting our course advisors with your details. Ensure accurate personal information for funding applications and course confirmation.

Courses supported by Skills and Workforce Development Agency (SWDA) can receive subsidies for SCs and PRs; Singapore Citizens may also use SkillsFuture Credits and Post-Secondary Education Account (PSEA) funds for eligible courses.

Requests to defer or transfer course dates must be made in writing before the course begins. Make-up classes may be provided for valid reasons at the provider’s discretion.

Refunds follow these tiers if written notice is received before the course:

• >14 days: 95% refund
• 5–14 days: 50% refund
• <5 days or after start: No refund

Refunds are considered case-by-case and require written request

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