Quayclean’s clients and executive management have paid tribute to the company’s 2,200 strong workforce on Thank Your Cleaner Day™ praising their hard-working, frontline service which has kept Australians safe and sites operating during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Today’s celebration of Thank Your Cleaner Day™ highlights and recognises the indispensable work conducted by cleaners across all industries.

Quayclean clients, ranging from the Sydney Opera House, Marvel Stadium, Fox Studios and All Saints Anglican College in Brisbane, have recorded special video messages of appreciation.

Quayclean CEO, Mark Piwkowski, said the verbal, video and written acknowledgement of the work performed by Quayclean staff from customers is especially gratifying.

“Quayclean cleaners have done an amazing job throughout the COVID pandemic. We cannot be prouder of the quality of their work, of their work ethic and of their commitment when operating as an essential frontline service,” said Piwkowski.

“To hear such high praise from our customers and leadership team is the best and most satisfying result of all,” he added.

Piwkowski said his tireless staff had achieved amazing results over the past 12 months and added they will continue to be an essential workforce as more Australian public sites, major venues businesses and schools re-open in the weeks and months ahead.

“Our cleaners have kept Australians safe and allowed our customers to continue operating,” said Piwkowski.

“As we now enter a new phase of living and operating with growing high levels of double dose vaccinations, our trained cleaners are committed to ensuring all sites are thoroughly cleaned, disinfected and decontaminated,” he added.

“We want to continue to make our customers looked great and experience more.”

Patrick Wallas, Principal of All Saints Anglican College, said Quayclean provides the best cleaning service in his 20 years at the College.

“Thank you for everything you do. Thank you for taking it personally. Thank you for bringing your smiles and positive energy into our community,” said Wallas.

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