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    RVFS - Housekeeping Schedule

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    The document outlines a housekeeping schedule for the month that assigns responsibilities for cleaning and maintaining different areas of the practical work area to trainees, janitors, and trainers on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis. Tasks include checking instructional materials, cleaning tables and chairs, cleaning whiteboards/chalkboards, checking calculators, cleaning walls/windows/ceilings/floors, cleaning and checking the workplace and comfort rooms, and segregating and disposing of waste.

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    The document outlines a housekeeping schedule for the month that assigns responsibilities for cleaning and maintaining different areas of the practical work area to trainees, janitors, and trainers on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis. Tasks include checking instructional materials, cleaning tables and chairs, cleaning whiteboards/chalkboards, checking calculators, cleaning walls/windows/ceilings/floors, cleaning and checking the workplace and comfort rooms, and segregating and disposing of waste.

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    RVFS - Housekeeping Schedule

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    HOUSEKEEPING SCHEDULE

    Qualification: Bookkeeping NCIII


    Area/Section: Practical Work Area
    In-charge: Trainee, Janitors, Trainor,
    Schedule for the month of _______ 2020
    ACTIVITIES Responsible Person Every Every
    Daily Other Weekly 15th Monthly Remarks
    day day
    Check Instructional Materials      
    Book of Accounts (GL, JB, CRB, CDB)   
    Trainees
    Worksheets   
    Calculators      
    Clean and arrange tables and chairs      
    Wipe dust and clean tables and chairs Trainees, Janitors   
    Disinfect Tables and Chairs after use      
    Clean Whiteboard/Chalkboard Trainees      
    Check Calculators if functional      
    Check Battery Trainees   
    Check all keys      

    Date Developed: Nov. 5,2020 Document No. MTF_0002


    Issued by:
    Date Revised:
    Bookkeeping
    NCIII Developed by: Page 1 of 2
    ROY VICTOR F. SUMUGAT Revision # 000
    Clean and Check walls, windows, ceiling and Floor. It should be free
    from      
    Dust and rust Trainees  

    Cobwebs and other unnecessary items   
    Cracked tiles and any other obstructions      
    Clean and check workplace      
    Ventilation, Exhaust fan Trainees, Janitors and   
    Lightings Technicians  

    Disinfect the area      
    Clean and check comfort rooms      
    Clean Urinals and Bowls, Wash Basins   
    Ceiling should be free from cobwebs   
    Dipper and pail should be available   
    Trainees, Janitors and
    Water system should be functional Technicians   
    Lightings should be functional   
    Drainage should be functional and no water clogged
    areas   
    Should be free from odor      
    Segregate and Dispose Waste Trainees, Janitors      

    Date Developed: Nov. 5,2020 Document No. MTF_0002


    Issued by:
    Date Revised:
    Bookkeeping
    NCIII Developed by: Page 2 of 2
    ROY VICTOR F. SUMUGAT Revision # 000

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