Free hood cleaning work order template

A hood cleaning work order for the night crew: kitchen access, shutoffs, hood and duct layout, fan location, containment, wastewater and photo spots.

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Work order, Hood, duct and fan cleaning, quarterly
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JobHood, duct and fan cleaning, quarterly
DescriptionQtyUnit
Tarp line and appliances, cover pilot lights off1each
Clean hood and plenum, 12 ft12ft
Clean duct through access panel24ft
Tilt and clean roof fan, replace containment1each
Site notes
Back door code from the manager by text. Roof hatch in the storage room. Grease trap is not part of this job.
Instructions
Leave the kitchen cleaner than you found it. Restore power and gas, and check pilots with the manager's instructions.
Work done as written (crew lead)
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What a hood cleaning work order is for

Hood crews work at night in a kitchen they do not own, on a roof they may not have seen. A work order with the key code, shutoffs, the duct layout, roof access, how to contain the runoff and where to take photos lets the crew get in, clean safely and leave the kitchen ready for the morning shift.

What to put on a hood cleaning work order

  • Kitchen access and alarm code handling.
  • Gas and appliance shutoffs.
  • Hood, duct and fan layout.
  • Roof access and fall safety.
  • Containment and wastewater plan.
  • Photo spots for the report.

A worked example

Night crew, quarterly cleaning; the crew sheet has no prices.

LineQtyUnitPrice
Tarp line and appliances, cover pilot lights off1eachYour price
Clean hood and plenum, 12 ft12ftYour price
Clean duct through access panel24ftYour price
Tilt and clean roof fan, replace containment1eachYour price

Note the photo spots. The report is only useful if the before and after shots match.

Line items hood cleaning companies use

Line itemUnitHow to write it
Hood, plenum and filters cleanedftHood length in feet.
Horizontal duct cleanedftAccessible runs; access panels used.
Vertical duct cleanedftRiser to the roof.
Upblast exhaust fan cleanedeachFan bowl, blades and housing.
Grease containment on faneachAbsorbent filter or box.
Access panel installedeachWhere the duct cannot be reached.
Fan hinge kiteachSo the fan can be tilted for cleaning.
Filter exchangeeachSwap of baffle filters between cleanings.
Fan belt replacementeachBelt size noted for next time.
First clean of a neglected systemhourExtra time for heavy buildup.
Service label and photo reporteachLabel on the hood and photos for the owner.
Wastewater handlingeachCaptured and disposed under local rules.

How to fill it in

  1. Fill in the customer, the site and the date.
  2. Add who is assigned, the arrival window and access.
  3. List the tasks and materials in the order the crew will need them.
  4. Put gate codes, pets and anything to protect in the site notes.
  5. Print it for the truck or send it to the crew's phone as a PDF.

Free tools for hood cleaning

The same work order for other trades: appliance repair, auto detailing, carpentry, carpet cleaning, chimney, house cleaning, commercial cleaning, concrete, deck, drywall, duct cleaning, electrical, fence, flooring, garage door, general contractor, glass, gutter, handyman, holiday lighting, home inspection, hvac, insulation, irrigation, junk removal, landscaping, lawn care, locksmith, masonry, moving, painting, pest control, plumbing, pool service, pressure washing, property maintenance, remodeling, restoration, roofing, security system, septic, siding, snow removal, solar, tile, tree service, water treatment, waterproofing, window cleaning, window and door.

More for hood cleaning companies: how hood cleaning companies run on Koira.

FAQ

What goes on a hood cleaning work order?

Kitchen access, shutoffs, hood and duct layout, fan and roof access, containment and wastewater plan, and photo spots for the report.

Why plan roof access on the work order?

Roof fans mean ladders and edges at night. The crew needs to know where the hatch is and what fall protection to bring.

Should wastewater be on the work order?

Yes. Grease water must be captured and handled under local rules, and the crew needs to plan for it before they start.

Does the night crew need prices?

No. The crew copy leaves prices off and covers access, shutoffs, layout, containment and the photos to take.

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