Custodial Duties: Morning Run-Through

Arrive by 8 am.

• Custodial Staff:

  • First things first: If you finish your duties before 9:30 a.m., find and talk to Jodi to see what else she can have you do. There is also a document on the drive for weekly and monthly projects you can do. 

  • At 8am: fill a bucket of disinfectant with 2 rags, grab the Monitor spray bottle along with a dry rag, and a vacuum from 4^th floor Custodial Closet. 

    • Beginning in the computer lab: wipe down all computer monitors, keyboards and mouse.

      • SPRAY the monitor solution ONTO THE DRY RAG, NOT DIRECTLY ON THE MONITORS (it leaves streaks).

    • Follow with wiping down all of the table surfaces with the rags that were in the bucket of disinfectant.

    • Finish the computer lab by vacuuming the entire carpet (remember behind and under the vents)

  • Wipe down the tables by the Study Steps and couches

    • Follow by vacuuming the same area including each Study Step and cement platform at the bottom.

  • At this point you can bring the monitor spray and dry rag back into the custodial closet.

  • Proceed to go around the entire 4^th and 3^rd North and South hallways and wipe down each table.

    • Move tables to allow access for the Riding Vac to cover over dirtier areas.

Arrive by 9 am.

• Desk Staff:

  • Fill the bucket with disinfectant and 2 rags along with a vacuum from the 3^rd floor Custodial Closet. 

    • Clean desk and study area by the desk first. 

      • Wipe down all tables first and then vacuum over the entire area after.

    • Move to the Sunroom and follow the same routine.

      • In the Sunroom be sure to wipe down the counter, microwave, and sink.

        • Be sure to wash the microwave plate. 

          • There is soap and a sponge underneath the sink.

        • Spray the sink with the vinegar solution that can be found underneath. Rinse it all off after cleaning the whole counter/microwave.

  • Once finished, go back to the desk and begin daily morning desk duties (check email, voicemail, etc.)