Case study · Infrastructure construction
Construction Site Cleaning at Medworth Energy from Waste, Wisbech
Ongoing cleaning of site offices, welfare cabins, canteens, drying rooms and washrooms on a major infrastructure build in Wisbech.

Supporting a major infrastructure construction environment
MG Executive Cleaners provides construction site cleaning support at the Medworth Energy from Waste development in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. Working within a busy site alongside contractors including Statom Group and Bachy Soletanche, our team keeps site offices and welfare facilities clean, hygienic and fit for daily use by employees, subcontractors and management teams.
Construction sites create very different cleaning demands from ordinary commercial premises. Large numbers of workers, changing site conditions, extended working hours and heavily used welfare facilities all need a dependable cleaning programme that adapts as the project develops.
Scope of work
Our work covers the staff and welfare facilities across the site, including:
- site offices and meeting rooms
- welfare facilities and washrooms
- canteens and kitchen areas
- changing and locker rooms
- drying rooms
- communal areas and walkways within the cabins
- frequently touched surfaces such as door handles, taps, switches and tables
The programme combines scheduled cleaning with extra attention to high-use areas, where conditions can change several times during a working day, particularly in wet weather when boots and clothing bring mud and water into the cabins.




Working around site operations
Construction cleaning has to support site activity, not interrupt it. Our approach includes scheduled daily and periodic cleaning, hygiene management within welfare facilities, flexible timings around shift patterns and site briefings, commercial-grade equipment suited to hard floors and heavy soiling, and supervision with regular quality checks.
Our operatives complete site induction and follow the principal contractor's rules. Project-specific risk assessments, method statements and COSHH information are provided where the site requires them.
Why welfare standards matter on site
Clean welfare facilities contribute directly to a better working environment. Washrooms, canteens, drying rooms and offices are used by large numbers of people throughout the day, and keeping them presentable and hygienic helps site managers meet their welfare obligations and keeps the workforce comfortable during long shifts.
What this project demonstrates
The Medworth work shows our ability to operate inside active, safety-critical construction environments where reliability, communication, health and safety awareness and consistent standards are essential. Alongside welfare cleaning we support contractors with site office cleaning, progress cleans, plot cleans, final cleans, after-builders cleaning and handover sparkle cleans.
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