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HousekeepingCFOP 70-15

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Edition on the PDF
2010-03-23
DCF's official index lists
2010-03-23
Copy retrieved
Oct 5, 2026
Pages
48
Office of primary responsibility
ASG
Supersedes
CFOP 70-15 dated December 1, 2008.

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Paragraph 2-1a has been revised to clarify the procedure for reporting a work-related injury. The operating procedure supersedes CFOP 70-15 dated December 1, 2008.

Contents 96 entries

  1. Chapter 1 – GENERAL p. 5
  2. 1-1. Purpose and Scope p. 5
  3. 1-2. Authority p. 5
  4. 1-3. Duties and Responsibilities p. 5
  5. 1-4. Training p. 5
  6. Chapter 2 – SAFETY p. 5
  7. 2-1. Safety Program Objective p. 5
  8. 2-2. What To Do In Case of Fire p. 6
  9. 2-3. What To Do In Case of Flood Water in Building p. 6
  10. Chapter 3 – WORK METHODS AND EQUIPMENT p. 7
  11. 3-1. Duties of a Custodian in the Building Services Section p. 7
  12. 3-2. Carpet Vacuuming p. 7
  13. 3-3. Dust Mopping Floors p. 8
  14. 3-4. Mopping Floors p. 8
  15. 3-5. Scrubbing Floors p. 9
  16. 3-6. Spray Buffing p. 10
  17. 3-7. Stripping Floors p. 11
  18. 3-8. Waxing or Refinishing Floors p. 12
  19. 3-9. Trash and Refuse Removal from Offices p. 13
  20. 3-10. Wall and Ceiling Washing p. 13
  21. 3-11. General Cleaning p. 14
  22. 3-12. Cleaning EDP (Electronic Data Processing) Areas with Raised Floors p. 15
  23. 3-13. Cleaning Elevators p. 16
  24. 3-14. Cleaning Auditoriums p. 16
  25. 3-15. Cleaning Classrooms - Daily p. 17
  26. 3-16. Cleaning Entrances, Lobbies, and Halls p. 17
  27. 3-17. Cleaning Showers p. 18
  28. 3-18. Cleaning Stairs - Daily p. 18
  29. 3-19. Cleaning Library Stacks p. 19
  30. 3-20. Cleaning Locker Rooms - Daily p. 19
  31. 3-21. Cleaning Restrooms p. 19
  32. 3-22. Cleaning Medical Areas (First Aid) p. 20
  33. 3-23. Cleaning Offices, Lounges, Conference Rooms, Libraries, Reading Rooms, Practice Rooms, p. 21
  34. 3-24. Cleaning Entrances, Lobbies, Halls, and Other Public Areas p. 22
  35. 3-25. Cleaning Storage and Mechanical Equipment Areas p. 23
  36. 3-26. Daily Housekeeping Duties in Secured Areas p. 23
  37. Chapter 4 – SANITATION p. 23
  38. 4-1. Sanitation Tools p. 23
  39. 4-2. Corn Brooms (Straw Brooms) p. 24
  40. 4-3. Hand Sprayers p. 24
  41. 4-4. Spray Bottles p. 24
  42. 4-5. Pump-Up Sprayer p. 24
  43. 4-6. Wet Mops p. 24
  44. 4-7. Mop Wringers p. 25
  45. 4-8. Mop Buckets p. 26
  46. 4-9. Toothbrush p. 26
  47. 4-10. Toilet Brushes p. 26
  48. 4-11. Toilet Cleaning Kits p. 26
  49. 4-12. Force Cup (Plumber’s Friend) p. 27
  50. 4-13. Snake (Plumber’s Auger) p. 27
  51. 4-14. Hand Mirror p. 27
  52. 4-15. Sponges, Cellulose p. 27
  53. 4-16. Floor Squeegee p. 27
  54. 4-17. Chamois p. 27
  55. 4-18. Garbage Cans p. 27
  56. 4-19. Measuring Cup p. 28
  57. 4-20. Door Wedges p. 28
  58. 4-21. Mop Rack p. 28
  59. 4-22. Sanitation Supplies p. 28
  60. 4-23. Commodes p. 29
  61. 4-24. Lavatories p. 29
  62. 4-25. Soap Dispensers p. 30
  63. 4-26. Towel Dispensers p. 30
  64. 4-27. Toilet Tissue Dispensers p. 30
  65. 4-28. Wall Mirrors p. 30
  66. 4-29. Surface Finishes in Sanitation p. 30
  67. 4-30. Sanitizing Methods p. 32
  68. 4-31. Critical Areas p. 33
  69. 4-32. Locker Rooms p. 33
  70. 4-33. Shower Rooms p. 34
  71. 4-34. Toilet Facilities p. 34
  72. 4-35. Waste Disposal Area p. 34
  73. 4-36. Grease Traps p. 34
  74. 4-37. Empty Milk Containers p. 35
  75. 4-38. Sweeping p. 35
  76. Chapter 5 – CLEANING AGENTS p. 35
  77. 5-1. CommonlY Used Cleaning Agents p. 35
  78. 5-2. Water p. 36
  79. 5-3. Soap p. 36
  80. 5-4. Useful Terms When Discussing Soaps And Detergents p. 37
  81. 5-5. Hand Soaps p. 37
  82. 5-6. Synthetic Detergents p. 38
  83. 5-7. Other Cleaners p. 39
  84. 5-8. Ammonia p. 39
  85. 5-9. Toilet Bowl Cleaner p. 39
  86. 5-10. Germicidal Detergents p. 40
  87. 5-11. Soot and Stain Removal Supplies p. 40
  88. 5-12. Stain Removal Techniques p. 41
  89. Chapter 6 – TIME TABLE FOR CLEANING p. 43
  90. 6-1. Average Time for Various Cleaning Operations p. 43
  91. 6-2. Suggested Estimates of Cleaning Time for Various Operations p. 43
  92. Chapter 7 – ORGANIZING THE MAINTENANCE STAFF p. 45
  93. 7-1. How To Get Started p. 45
  94. 7-2. Determine Work Zones p. 46
  95. 7-3. How To Assign Work p. 46
  96. 7-4. How To Supervise the Work Done p. 47

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