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ATP effectiveness levels The project must establish ATP Luminance performance ranges (in RLU) for each surface for each level of cleaning effectiveness (effective cleaning, needs improvement, ineffective cleaning). These ranges must be specific to the ATP meter used and can be adjusted using actual performance data from the building.

Scoring Facilities must achieve a score of “needs improvement” or “effective cleaning.” If the audit results in ranking of “ineffective cleaning,” teams should use the results to inform on areas of improvement. If those improvements are implemented an additional audit can be performed until the required score of needs improvement is achieved.

DOCUMENTATION
Project
types
OptionPathDocumentation

All
All
All
Testing results summary

All
All
All
Audit or testing date(s)

All
Option 1.
Facility
Maintenance
Performance
All
Maintenance level

All
Option 1.
Facility
Maintenance
Performance
All
Narrative describing the audit process including the
spaces audited, levels of scoring used, and how the
percentage of maintenance activities considered
proactive was assessed

All
Option 2.
Measure
Cleaning
Performance
Path 1.
Cleaning
Appearance
Audit

Overall cleaning appearance audit score

All
Option 2.
Measure
Cleaning
Performance
Path 1.
Cleaning
Appearance
Audit
Confirmation audit conducted was in accordance with
APPA Leadership in Educational Facilities’ Custodial
Staffing Guidelines, or equivalent

All
Option 2.
Measure
Cleaning
Performance
Path 2.
Cleaning
Surface
Testing Audit

Overall level of cleanliness testing score

All
Option 2.
Measure
Cleaning
Performance
Path 2.
Cleaning
Surface
Testing Audit
Confirmation audit conducted was in accordance with
ISSA Clean Standard methodology or similar
REFERENCED STANDARDS

U.S. Green Building Council LEED v5 Reference Guide for Operations and Maintenance, April 2025 Launch Edition 245