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Goals in this section can be used with employees
involved in any maintenance, repair, and cleaning activi-
ties related to the physical space and equipment in the
workplace.
Cleaning
■Inspect washrooms at least once an hour and identify
cleaning needs.
■Ensure that customers rate “cleanliness of establish-
ment” as at least very good.
■Complete cleaning logs with no errors.
■Complete end-of-shift cleanup so employees on the
following shift do not complain about tasks not com-
pleted.
■Use appropriate cleaning solutions and products for
job, according to supervisor.
■Inform supervisor of upcoming shortages of cleaning
supplies so no shortage interferes with maintenance.
■Respond to requests for aisle cleanup within 10 min-
utes and complete the cleanup within 20 minutes.
■Ensure that doorways into facility are clear of ice and
snow or other impediments to customers.
■Place cleaning equipment so as to not block entryways
for more than five minutes at a time during cleaning.
■Clean windows in public view to maintain clear, unob-
structed vision and clean appearance.
■Maintain cleaning equipment inventory so all items are
easily accessible and access to the items is not blocked.
■Process empty cleaning materials containers in pre-
scribed and safe way.
Physical Plan Maintenance
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