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    Key Point:Cleaning management systemI. Equipment security operation management systemStrict application of mechanical protocols and work procedures。2. The operation of a cleaning machine shall be followed by a blackout of power, and access to power outlets by wet hands shall be strictly prohibited。3. All types of cleaning machinery must be stored at designated locations, regularly and on a full-time basis, to maintain maintenance and maintain

    Cleaning management system

    I. Equipment security operation management system

    Strict application of mechanical protocols and work procedures。

    2. The operation of a cleaning machine shall be followed by a blackout of power, and access to power outlets by wet hands shall be strictly prohibited。

    3. All types of cleaning machinery must be stored at designated locations, regularly and on a full-time basis, to maintain maintenance and maintain the drying, cleaning and safety of the machinery。

    The use of clean machinery in a flammable and explosive environment is strictly prohibited。

    5. Operation by a person operating at high altitude is strictly prohibited and must be supervised. High-altitude operators must be in possession of high-altitude operating permits; they should also have boarding facilities and elevators to carry out the work。

    6. Strict adherence to fire safety。

    Ii. Sanitation management systems

    1. Regular use of insecticidal water to kill pest breeding sites in water-stamping and humid areas, such as ditches, canals, garbage dumps, etc。

    2. To poison pests such as cockroaches, ants, rats, etc., where they are often active; the bodies of the insects killed by the drug must be removed in a timely manner。

    To be guided by the work of the government environmental department, to promote and enforce the regulations and to work towards the eradication of harm。

    Iii. Garbage cleaning and waste management systems

    1. Garbage bagging is carried out in all areas of property management. Waste removal must be carried out according to the specified channel and time。

    2. Specialized management of the waste house is carried out in order to ensure daily clean-up。

    3. All garbage dumps are concentrated in the dumps in order to be reasonable and hygienic; there is no scattered waste around them and no smell。

    4. There is a need to implement a waste classification system to control waste mixing. Obscene objects found in the garbage sorting should be dealt with by the department of security in a timely manner and must not be misappropriated and disseminated around them。

    5. No person concerned shall enter or pick up garbage in the garbage。

    Iv. Greening clean care management systems

    1. To urge and inspect the greening of public areas by plant and plant suppliers, and to provide the required layout and cleaning。

    2. The plant hastasis and metabolisms were detected in time to contact suppliers and urge them to switch in time。

    The greening of the care must be exclusively the responsibility of the person and the cleaning of the plant must take place once a day and twice a day。

    4. To urge the greeners to abide by the rules and regulations of the building and to submit to management and to operate in accordance with the rules and regulations without prejudice to the normal work of others。

    V. Cleaning goods quota management system

    The cleaning officer shall receive the cleaning items and fill in the `goods certificate'。

    2. Be equipped with the required types of items according to the 'control rate ' of the various items。

    3. At the end of the month, a comprehensive inventory of departmental cleaning supplies was carried out to ensure that accounts were equal and inventory forms were completed。

    Personal custody of cleaning tools and regular departmental checks to identify damage or loss, as appropriate。

    Cleaning management system

    1. 0 purpose

    Effective management of clean/greening to ensure the clean and greening of the public environment in the jurisdiction。

    Scope 2. 0

    It applies to the management of public sanitation and greening in property areas under the purview of property groups。

    3. 0 duty

    3. 1 the cleaning unit of the ministry of environment and health is responsible for the cleaning of public sanitation within its jurisdiction。

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    3. 2 the greening unit of the ministry of environment and health is responsible for the day-to-day management of greening in the bailiwick。

    3. 3 the head of the ministry of environment and health is responsible for inspection and appraisal of clean/greening management。

    3. 4 the manager of the ministry of environment and health is responsible for spot checks and acceptance confirmation of clean/greening work。

    3. 5 the general quality management office is responsible for monitoring and inspecting the cleaning/greening of units。

    4. 0 work content

    4. 1 cleaning/greening work plan development

    Each unit develops a green conservation month plan sheet in accordance with the cleaning service code and the greening service code, which clearly ensures the scope, quality, frequency, time, etc. Of clean/greening, and forms a clean and greening work plan。

    4. 2 implementation of cleaning/greening

    Cleaning and greening classes perform routine cleaning, cleaning, greening and conservation management of the public environment within the jurisdiction, in accordance with the requirements and work plans of the cleaning service code, the greening service code, the greening machinery standard operating protocol, respectively

    4. 3 inspection and acceptance of cleaning/greening

    4. 3. 1 the cleaning and greening officers of the ministry of environment and health monitor and inspect the process of cleaning/greening on a daily basis to ensure the quality of cleaning/greening。

    4. 3. 2 the manager of the ministry of environment and health conducts spot checks of cleaning/greening and completes the relevant record forms as required。

    4. 3. 3 the supervisor conducts daily cleaning and greening inspections: he or she immediately requests rectification of the eligible items and follows up, supervises, inspects and accepts them, and signs and indicates the circumstances in the supervisory opinion。

    4. 4 audit reports

    4. 4. 1 on a daily basis, the supervisor submits the supervisory opinion to the head of the property company (the administration) for review and confirmation of signature, which is consolidated and analysed by the entire office; in the event of a serious or suspicious incident, it must be reported to the head of the group, who is responsible for processing and filing。

    5. 0 related documents

    5. 1 code of practice for cleaning services (wi-7. 5. 1-11-01)

    5. 2 greening service practices (wi-7. 5. 1-11-02)

    5. 3 standard operating protocol for greening machinery maintenance (wi-7. 5. 1-11-03)

    5. 4 property management services inspection procedure (qp-8. 2. 4-01)

    6. 0 records form

    6. 1 machine maintenance log sheet (qr-7. 5. 1-10-01)

    6. 2 greened conservation month plan table (qr-7. 5. 1-10-13)

    Cleaning management system

    1. 0 purpose

    1. 1 this guidance document regulates the process of clean management of the subdistricts, ensuring that the subdistricts are clean, comfortable and beautiful。

    2. 0 scope of application

    2. 1 this instruction is applicable to the clean management of small areas。

    3. 0 organizational structure and responsibilities

    3. 1 organizational structure

    3. 2 duties

    Outlet within 3. 2. 1

    3. 2. 1. 1 responsible for the cleaning and washing of parking areas, roads and group platforms in the sub-districts, garbage cans, rest chairs, road signs, signs and railings。

    3. 2. 1. 2 responsible for the cleaning of kiosks, false hills, fountains, waterfalls, creeks and central lakes in the sub-region。

    3. 2. 1. 3 cleaning of commercial outlets, public toilets and offices。

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    3. 2. 1. 4 responsible for drainage and septic tank related cleaning。

    3. 2. 1. 5 living garbage removal and garbage disposal on the g floor of each building。

    3. 2. 1. 6 cleaning and cleaning of kiosks。

    3. 2. 1. 7 completion of other tasks referred to him by the director。

    3. 2. 2 external posts

    3. 2. 2. 1 be responsible for the cleaning and cleaning of outlying roads and commercial street squares。

    3. 2. 2. 2 cleaning and cleaning of roads, tables and chairs, garbage cans, etc., in municipal squares。

    3. 2. 2. 3 cleaning and cleaning of the premises。

    3. 2. 2. 4 responsible for the cleaning and cleaning of the ministry of supervision and the staff dining hall。

    3. 2. 2. 5 completion of other tasks for which leadership is delegated。

    3. 2. 3 floor guard duties

    3. 2. 3. 1 cleaning and cleaning of floors on the sky roof, first-floor lobby floors, glass doors, walls, publicity boards, opinion boxes, mailboxes, stairs, etc。

    3. 2. 3. 2 cleaning and cleaning of elevators。

    3. 2. 3. 3 be responsible for cleaning and cleaning within the fireways, walls, windows, roofs, etc。

    3. 2. 3. 4 cleaning and cleaning of floors, windows, fire bolts, corridors, etc。

    3. 2. 3. 5 completion of other tasks entrusted to the superior。

    3. 2. 4 conference premises

    3. 2. 4. 1 responsible for cleaning of the premises, including floors, tables and chairs, ashtrays, cards, etc。

    3. 2. 4. 2 cleaning and cleaning of public toilets;

    3. 2. 4. 3 responsible for the cleaning and cleaning of public corridors and corridors。

    3. 2. 2. 4 responsible for the cleaning and cleaning of glass around the pool of the premises and of glass in public corridors, except for the functional rooms。

    3. 2. 4. 5 completion of other tasks for which leadership is delegated。

    3. 2. 5 mobile guard

    3. 2. 5. 1 replacement of staff on rest day and performance of their duties。

    3. 2. 5. 2 access to external cleaning services (mainly for households in small areas)。

    3. 2. 5. 3 completion of other tasks for which leadership is delegated。

    3. 2. 6 special cleaning posts

    3. 2. 6. 1 covers ground cleaning, polishing and waxing of elevator halls, premises, etc. Within the jurisdiction。

    3. 2. 6. 2 responsible for carpet cleaning in the bailiwick。

    3. 2. 6. 3 other special cleaning in the bailiwick。

    3. 2. 6. 4 completion of other tasks for which leadership is delegated。

    4. 0 working procedures

    4. 1 workflow chart

    Planning - > implementation - > inspection - > evaluation

    4. 2 work requirements and content

    4. 2. 1 plan development and implementation

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    4. 2. 1. 1 the head of the cleaning and greening section of the company is responsible for preparing the annual work plan for clean and greening, which is reviewed by the manager of the forest and park cleaning department and approved by the head of the company and reaches the various management offices。

    4. 2. 1. 2 the cleaning and greening team leader of the management service, in accordance with the annual work plan established by the department of parks and forest cleaning and the working arrangements of the director of the management service, prepares the annual work plan for cleaning and greening in the management area, which is reviewed by the director of management and the manager of gardens and forest cleaning, and is submitted to the head of the company for approval。

    4. 2. 1. 3 the chief of the cleaning and greening team of the management service shall arrange for the conduct of operational tasks in accordance with the annual work plan and shall ensure that the posts perform the tasks of the work plan。

    4. 2. 1. 4 cleaning, cleaning and maintenance of equipment by the cleaners in their posts in accordance with the following procedures:

    (a) external duty protocols;

    (b) in-service work protocols;

    (c) floor work protocols;

    (d) regulations governing the work of the premises;

    (e) special cleaning protocols;

    (f) procedures for the cleaning of drains and septic tanks;

    (g) cleaning equipment maintenance protocols;

    (h) clean-up cycle tables (annex)。

    4. 2. 3 inspection, evaluation

    4. 2. 3. 1 cleaning is carried out on a daily, weekly basis and in accordance with the service test protocol。

    4. 2. 3. 2 performance appraisal of posts is carried out monthly in accordance with the relevant performance appraisal system of the company。

    5. 0 reference documents and record forms

    5. 1 service test protocol

    5. 2 the external work protocol

    5. 3 intra-separation workplan

    5. 4 building cleaning work protocol

    5. 5 statute of service of the council

    5. 6 workplan for the cleaning of drains, septic tanks

    5. 7 cleaning and maintenance protocol

    5. 8 clean cycle table (annex)

    Cleaning management system

    I. To implement the laws, regulations and regulations of the state and property companies, to make decisions about their operations and development, to implement work plans and objectives, and to uphold corporate management objectives and service concepts。

    The department of environmental management, which is responsible for small areas, strictly enforces the environmental regulations and quality standards and ensures environmental order。

    3. Responsible for the day-to-day cleaning and hygiene of the sub-districts, ensuring that environmental hygiene and hygiene are clear and clean in accordance with the prescribed time, range, frequency of cleaning, operating methods, etc。

    4. Responsible for the day-to-day disposal of garbage in the sub-districts, until the day-to-day settlement, so as to ensure that the garbage does not explode at night。

    4. Responsible for the eradication of environmental health in the sub-districts, the development of health elimination work plans, ensuring that hygiene extinction meets the standards and that records of hygiene extinction are maintained。

    5. Responsible for the day-to-day conservation of the greening of small estates, the development of greening conservation programmes, ensuring that the greening of small areas meets the planning requirements, the prevention of pests and pests, and the timely cutting and fertilization of plants。

    6. Responsible for the maintenance of environmental sanitation and greening facilities in sub-districts, ensuring the functionality and efficiency of the facilities。

    7. Responsible for environmental advocacy and active promotion of civilized health communities, prevention and suppression of violations of environmental regulations and cooperation with the relevant units in carrying out patriotic health activities。

    Viii. Responsible for providing clients with clean help services, providing timely feedback and reporting on the work of the service, and fulfilling duties and other assignments。

     
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