House Keeping i. All inflammable wastes like cotton waste, plastic, broken wooden planks / parts, jutes, cloths, papers/electrodes packets etc. should be removed by the contractors from the ship every day.
House Keeping. 11.1 The non-resident parent is responsible for cleaning up contact session rooms prior to leaving LifeCare’s premises including removing all rubbish, vacuuming (if necessary) and placing furniture, toys and all other items belonging to LifeCare back in their original location.
House Keeping. 3.1 The Contractor shall provide House Keeping Services for all the rooms available in the guest house & transit flat and other areas like lounge, dining halls etc., of which a detailed list is provided separately.
House Keeping. 11.1. All Hirer’s are responsible for setting up and packing up the facility. Time should be allocated within the hire period for set up /pack up. The facility must be restored to its original layout as identified at the Pre-Hire Inspection and Induction Meeting.
House Keeping. The Contractor is responsible for any damage to buildings, floors and plant incurred during the Provision of the Works. The work-sites are to be kept clean, neat and free of waste at all times. The working areas and material storage areas are barricaded off and sign-posted to prevent unauthorised access to anyone not involved with the job. The plant is left in the same or better condition, after Completion of the works, than it was found.
House Keeping a) Daily cleaning and upkeep of rooms including bathrooms and also sweeping/mopping of corridors, staircases and pathways leading to the entrance. Only Harpik or equivalent cleaner will be used for cleaning the toilet seat, bathroom wash basin. Use of Acid for cleaning of these items is not allowed at all. Cleaning of flooring wiil be done by good quality phenol.
House Keeping. You are expected to keep your room and common area in a clean condition, to keep your own room clean, pest free and free of garbage including the bathroom. You are to wash your own dishes, clean the stove and refrigerator as necessary. Do not leave food on the counter. Failure to do so will attract insects and bugs. Place food in sealed containers or leave in the refrigerator Random spot checks will be done by management. Quads which are not being kept in a satisfactory manner will get 1st warning, 2nd time a fine of $50.00 per student and 3rd time eviction from the dorms. PLEASE INITIAL
House Keeping. Keep sinks, lavatories and commodes open. Lessee/s has 7 days to report any malfunctions, replace all broken windows, repair all screens, walls, both interior and exterior. Service calls for HVAC are to be paid for by Lessee including but not limited to replacement of airfilter monthly. All HVAC problems and service repairs are the responsibility of the Lessee/s. Service calls placed by the Lessor/s require repayment by the Lessee/s within 30 days of the cost of repairs made necessary by misuse, neglect, negligent, or careless use of said premises by the Lessee/s or their guests. No Lessee/s incurred expenses shall be deducted from the monthly rent under any circumstances whatsoever. Lessee/s is/are responsible for any vandals or burglars until all keys are returned to Lessor/s.
House Keeping. 3.2.2.6.1 The Contractor shall keep the job site free from accumulation of refuse, scrap materials and debris at all times. The site shall present a neat and orderly appearance. All materials shall be removed from the site on a daily basis, including loading, cartage, hauling and dumping. State dumpsters are not to be used for disposal of those materials. This will be at the Contractor’s expense. Final clearing and cleanup shall be done promptly and properly. If not, the State shall have the right to employ others and charge the cost to the Contractor, after first giving a three (3) working day notice of such intent. Final payment shall be withheld, until the work area is determined acceptable by theState,
House Keeping. You must keep keys in a safe place at all times and report lost or stolen keys immediately Every time you enter the building, you must complete a visual risk assessment to check for hazards before any activity begins. A hazard is anything that might endanger you or person attending your activity. Pay special attention to things that might harm children e.g. things that might fall on them or choking hazards, trailing cables, sharp objects, jagged edges, exposed wires and ensure doors are secure to prevent unsupervised children wondering off. After your session ends, it is your responsibility to leave rooms clean and tidy e.g.: sweep the floor, mop up spillages, place rubbish in bins and leave the kitchen clean and tidy. At the end of a session you must ensure lights are switched off, doors and windows closed (check toilet windows) taps are turned off and everybody has left the building before locking up. Activities that involve flames, hot works, fireworks or smoke machines are not permitted without specific permission being sought in advance. Any electrical appliances brought to the centre must be in good working order, used in a safe manner and have been tested in accordance with current safety testing requirements. Portable heating appliances are not permitted without specific permission being sought in advance. There is no landline phone on site so it is advisable to carry a mobile phone at all times in case of emergencies, or to contact our staff and to enable them to contact you. FIRE Evacuation procedure Hemlington Lake & Recreation Centre will not have a staff member on site at all times, therefore the Key Holder, whilst on Hemlington Recreation Centre premises, is designated the role of “Fire Warden” and will take responsibility for the safe evacuation of your group in the event of a fire. It is the responsibility of the key holder to be familiar with this evacuation procedure and if keys are ever passed to a third party that the third party receives a copy of this procedure. Copies of this document are available at any time upon request. Key Holders must read this evacuation procedure carefully. At the beginning of every session, familiarise yourself with the location of fire doors and escape routes and how you will manage an evacuation in the event of a fire. (If you have a large, group of people, brief them at the beginning of the session on the location of fire exits and assembly point. If there is a fire, the alarm should sound automatically. ...
