Bus Sanitization Checklist

Pre-Sanitization Preparation

Setup and Safety

Bus parked in designated sanitization area with proper ventilation

Engine turned off and parking brake engaged securely

All windows and doors opened for adequate air circulation

Equipment and PPE

All required sanitization supplies and equipment gathered

Appropriate PPE worn (gloves, mask, protective clothing)

All trash, debris, and personal items removed from bus

Interior Surface Sanitization

Seating Areas

All seat surfaces, armrests, and headrests disinfected with EPA-approved disinfectant

Seat backs and under-seat areas thoroughly cleaned and sanitized

Priority seating areas and wheelchair accessible spots sanitized

Interior Surfaces

All window surfaces, sills, and frames wiped down and disinfected

Interior walls, panels, and partition surfaces cleaned and sanitized

Overhead storage compartments and advertising panels sanitized

High-Touch Point Sanitization

Entry and Exit Points

Door handles, push bars, and entrance/exit areas thoroughly disinfected

Grab bars, handrails, and support poles sanitized throughout bus

Step wells and boarding areas sanitized with appropriate cleaning agents

Passenger Interface Points

Fare collection equipment and ticket dispensers cleaned and sanitized

Passenger call buttons and stop request systems disinfected

USB charging ports and power outlets sanitized (if present)

Floor & Aisle Cleaning

Floor Sanitization

All floor surfaces swept and vacuumed, including under seats and corners

Floors mopped with EPA-approved disinfectant solution with complete coverage

All floor mats and rubber surfaces cleaned and disinfected

High-traffic aisle areas and boarding zones given special attention

Adequate drying time allowed before proceeding to next steps

Driver Area Sanitization

Driver Controls and Surfaces

Driver's seat, steering wheel, and all controls cleaned and disinfected

Dashboard, instrument panel, and all switches/buttons sanitized

Driver's side door handle, mirrors, and window controls disinfected

Radio equipment, communication devices, and GPS systems cleaned

Driver protective barriers and storage compartments wiped down

Air System & Ventilation

Air Quality and Circulation

Air filters replaced or cleaned according to manufacturer specifications

HVAC system run for at least 10 minutes to circulate fresh air

Air intake vents and exhaust systems checked and cleaned

Ventilation fans and air circulation systems verified as functioning properly

Filter replacement dates and system maintenance documented

Final Inspection & Documentation

Quality Control and Documentation

Thorough visual inspection of all sanitized areas conducted

All cleaning supplies and equipment properly stored

Sanitization log completed with date, time, and inspector signature

Sanitization certificate or notice placed in visible location

Used PPE and cleaning materials disposed of according to safety protocols

Next sanitization scheduled based on usage frequency and health guidelines

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Setup and Safety

Equipment and PPE

Seating Areas

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Entry and Exit Points

Passenger Interface Points

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Air Quality and Circulation

Quality Control and Documentation

Sanitization Notes & Observations

Sanitization Summary

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