Dusting Factor Sample Clauses

Dusting Factor. The parties recognise that the dusting factor was reduced by 5% from 1050 m2 / hour to 997.5 m2 / hour in 2003 to address the cleaning of features plus the following: • Air conditioning units / filters • Sinks not covered within the above Cleaning Productivity Rates • Windows, bars, louvres • Vermin droppings • Graffiti • Tuckshops • Computers, cables, plugs (as authorised by the Principal) The parties agree that a further reduction in the dusting factor from 997.5 m2 / hour to 947.6 m2 / hour shall be applied provided that sufficient hours become available due to clause 4.3 and clause 4.4, subject to consultation with LHMU DET(E) JCCC. The parties recognise that the reduction in the dusting factor shall reflect the cleaning of current features and the increase time required for: • Computers; • Louvers; and • Air conditioning units. In recognition of the increasing number of computers in schools, cleaners may request a review of the cleaning program to consider whether alternate routines or processes for computer cleaning are necessary.
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