Cleaning Duties Sample Clauses

Cleaning Duties. 16.01 Employees required to clean a fuel tank at the time of the annual cleaning shall receive a premium of two dollars and fifty cents ($2.50) per hour for a minimum of four (4) hours of work or time so spent whichever is greater. Tank Farm Operators shall have priority for said duties at Dorval Airport. However, these same duties may also be accomplished by Facilitymen.

Cleaning Duties. Specific TASK ITEM DETAILS FREQUENCY 1. Carpark Areas Sweep or hose dirt and rubbish. Weekly Replace blown light bulbs Weekly 2. Pool Areas Clean pool surrounds and keep Daily (including any orderly. wading and plunge pool/s) (if any) Test and record ph levels and treat pools as required. Maintain consumable supplies.

Cleaning Duties. Cleaning duties do not include general cleaning work outside or any cleaning where the work cannot be performed from the ground or floor level.

Cleaning Duties. 5.1. Any necessary cleaning of the shared kitchens and sanitary facilities is incumbent on the tenants on a rotational basis scheduled amongst themselves. This also includes preventing bringing in vermin and its spreading. 5.2. Freezers must be defrosted regularly in order to prevent damage as well as unnecessarily high energy consumption. 5.3. Balconies and terraces are to be kept free of snow and dirt. Balcony furniture may only be set up in areas which are not marked as emergency escape routes. Furniture belonging to the Landlord, other furniture and equipment as well as rubbish must not be stored on balconies and terraces.

Cleaning Duties. 1. Flight Attendants are responsible for maintaining the general cleanliness of the aircraft cabin throughout the day, (i.e., such as collection and stowage of magazines, tidying of aircraft, straightening seat belts, galley appearance and general interior condition). A Flight Attendant shall also be responsible for tidying of seatpockets only to the extent of removing such items as newspapers, food wrappers and other catering items, etc. which are visible and accessible without reaching into the pocket to determine what is inside. Flight Attendants will not normally be responsible for extraordinary cleaning and grooming (e.g., emissions from passengers) that might be required during the day. Flight Attendants are responsible for communicating to ground personnel about any other necessary cleaning items. Flight Attendants will not be responsible for cleaning the aircraft at termination stations. 2. Company personnel will remove the DHC-8 trash bag from the bin, time and staffing permitted.

Cleaning Duties. 8.1 The Company takes pride in the appearance of its stores to create a positive impression to customers. A Team Member recognises that cleaning duties will form part of their routine duties. 8.2 The cleaning duties a Team Member may be requested to perform which whilst not limited to, will include: Cleaning of fixtures and fittings Dusting of shelving and stock Sweeping, vacuuming or mopping floors Sweeping of external pavements and drive through areas Cleaning of staff amenities including toilets; provided that where a Team Member objects in writing, a Team Member will not be required to clean toilets 8.3 The Company will provide the appropriate equipment, cleaning materials and protective items necessary to perform the above mentioned cleaning duties efficiently and hygienically.

Cleaning Duties. 1. The Company shall arrange for cleaning of its aircraft at all stations, including removal of trash. 2. A Flight Attendant will not be responsible to groom an aircraft in a hub city, and will not be required to assist grooming in outstations unless ground time is less than thirty (:30) minutes. 3. Grooming shall mean straightening seatbelts and collection of magazines, newspapers, and other obvious trash, if time permits, including removal of the trash bag. Flight Attendants shall not be required to reach into seat-back pockets. 4. A Flight Attendant shall collect items from passengers required by the FAA to be properly stowed for taxi, takeoff and landing (e.g., cups, glasses, napkins, stir sticks, etc). 5. A Flight Attendant will not be held individually liable for an FAR violation which may be levied due to an unclean aircraft and shall not be subject to discipline as a result of dedicated cleaning personnel not completing cleaning duties, provided the Flight Attendant complies with the provisions set forth in 2 through 4 of this subsection. 6. Flight Attendants will not be required to clean the aircraft. Flight Attendants are responsible for communicating to ground personnel about any other necessary cleaning items. 7. It is the intent of this subsection K. to ensure that adequate cleaning staffing is in place so that all aircraft grooming is completed by a dedicated cleaning staff except as specified otherwise in 2. above. However, the parties also recognize that operational changes may create unplanned disruptions, such as diversion and/or unavailability of dedicated cleaning staff beyond the control of the Company. In such operational circumstances, a Flight Attendant shall be responsible to ensure that grooming is completed to the extent possible in order to prevent a delay. If insufficient time is available to complete all required grooming, the Flight Attendant shall at a minimum, remove the trash bag from the aircraft, if not removed pursuant to K.1. above.

Cleaning Duties. The Employer shall develop and maintain systems and processes that provide for and maintain the cleanliness of shared employee areas.