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    Housekeeping Schedule

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    Zeyya Nikka Cordova Pingad
    The document provides a housekeeping schedule for an electronic room in a practical work area for the first semester of 2013. It assigns responsibilities for various cleaning and maintenance tasks to trainees, trainers, and janitors on a daily, weekly, monthly, or as-needed basis. These include tasks like cleaning electric fans, applying lubricant to motors, cleaning and arranging work areas, dusting and replacing lights, cleaning computers, maintaining the stock room, sweeping surroundings, and disposing of waste materials. The schedule aims to keep the electronic room and workshop area clean, well-maintained and organized through regular upkeep.

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    Housekeeping Schedule

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    Zeyya Nikka Cordova Pingad
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    The document provides a housekeeping schedule for an electronic room in a practical work area for the first semester of 2013. It assigns responsibilities for various cleaning and maintenance tasks to trainees, trainers, and janitors on a daily, weekly, monthly, or as-needed basis. These include tasks like cleaning electric fans, applying lubricant to motors, cleaning and arranging work areas, dusting and replacing lights, cleaning computers, maintaining the stock room, sweeping surroundings, and disposing of waste materials. The schedule aims to keep the electronic room and workshop area clean, well-maintained and organized through regular upkeep.

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    2.-HOUSEKEEPING-SCHEDULE

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    The document provides a housekeeping schedule for an electronic room in a practical work area for the first semester of 2013. It assigns responsibilities for various cleaning and maintenance tasks to trainees, trainers, and janitors on a daily, weekly, monthly, or as-needed basis. These include tasks like cleaning electric fans, applying lubricant to motors, cleaning and arranging work areas, dusting and replacing lights, cleaning computers, maintaining the stock room, sweeping surroundings, and disposing of waste materials. The schedule aims to keep the electronic room and workshop area clean, well-maintained and organized through regular upkeep.

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    Housekeeping Schedule

    Uploaded by

    Zeyya Nikka Cordova Pingad
    The document provides a housekeeping schedule for an electronic room in a practical work area for the first semester of 2013. It assigns responsibilities for various cleaning and maintenance tasks to trainees, trainers, and janitors on a daily, weekly, monthly, or as-needed basis. These include tasks like cleaning electric fans, applying lubricant to motors, cleaning and arranging work areas, dusting and replacing lights, cleaning computers, maintaining the stock room, sweeping surroundings, and disposing of waste materials. The schedule aims to keep the electronic room and workshop area clean, well-maintained and organized through regular upkeep.

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    HOUSEKEEPING SCHEDULE

    Qualification CES NCII Station/Bldg Electronic Room

    Area/Section Practical Work Area

    In-Charge

    Schedule for the 1st Semester, 2013


    Responsibl
    ACTIVITIES Daily Every Weekly Every Monthly Remarks
    e Person other 15th
    Day Day
    1. Clean and check Trainees/ X
    electric fan front and Trainer
    back guard as well as
    the blade to remove
    the dust
    accumulated.dust and
    oil; dry and properly
    laid-out/
    secured/stable.
    2. Apply lubricating oil Trainees/
    of the motor shaft gear Trainer X
    and oscillating gear to
    ensure stability of
    operation.
    3. Clean and arrange
    working areas X
    according to floor
    plan/lay-out; check
    stability
    3. Clean and check floor, Trainees/
    walls, windows, Trainer
    ceilings X
    • graffiti/dust/rust
    • cobwebs and
    outdated/unnecess
    ary objects/items
    • obstructions
    • any used
    materials/scraps
    (slugs, stubs)
    spilled liquid
    4. Clean and check Trainees/
    work shop ventilation Trainer X
    and illumination by
    dusting lamps/bulbs,
    replacing non-
    functional lamps and
    keeping exhaust clean
    5. Clean and check Trainees/
    computer set Trainer X
    -monitor, CPU,
    keyboards, mouse –
    free, unnecessary
    markings, dust; cables
    and plugs are in
    order; well-arranged;
    all items functional
    6. Clean, check and Trainees/
    maintain Stock Room Trainer
    • Free of dust, not X
    damp
    • Tools in appropriate
    positions/locations
    • With visible
    labels/signage
    • Logbook and forms
    are complete, in
    order and updated
    • Lights, ventilation –
    OK
    7. Clean and maintain Janitor
    work shop X
    surroundings by
    sweeping/ removing
    fallen leaves,
    branches, debris and
    other refuse,
    impounded water,
    clearing pathways of
    obstructions
    8.Disposal of waste Trainees/
    materials Trainer/J X
    (Follow waste anitor
    segregation system)

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