J-1503010 Custodial.pdf

Section J – 1503010 Custodial

SECTION J-1503010

CUSTODIAL

ATTACHMENT

NUMBER

ATTACHMENT TITLE

J-1503010-01 DEFINITIONS AND ACRONYMS

J-1503010-02 REFERENCES AND TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS

J-1503010-03 SERVICE LEVEL STANDARDS

J-1503010-04 MANDATED SERVICE CLASSES FOR HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

J-1503010-05 MANDATED SERVICE CLASSES FOR CHILD YOUTH PROGRAM

FACILITIES

J-1503010-06 CUSTODIAL INVENTORY

J-1503010-07 FLOOR PLANS

J-1503010-08 SPECIAL CUSTODIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR NASSIG MEDICAL

TREATMENT FACILITIES (MTFs) (DHA)

ATTACHMENT J-1503010-01

DEFINITIONS AND ACRONYMS

DEFINITION/ACRONYM DESCRIPTION

Admin Space Administrative and operational offices, cubicle areas, and work spaces Ash Urn Receptacle specifically used for the disposal of cigarettes, cigars, and other smoking product waste.

Building Perimeter Building exterior wall extended out to include associated porches, adjacent courtyards, patios, sidewalks, gazebos and other designated smoking areas, and sitting benches, picnic tables, umbrellas, tables, chairs, fixed barbecue grills, ash urns, and other similar surfaces and equipment in the vicinity of the facility.

CDC (Child Development Center)

Child Development Center a building or area used for the care of children.

Clean Free of dirt, dust, spots, streaks, graffiti, smudges, smears, litter, bugs, debris, liquids, and other foreign residue.

Clean Room A room designed and environmentally controlled to be dust free, humidity and temperature controlled for a specific type of work. Special entrance and work policies must be adhered to when working in these spaces.

Clinical and General Patient Care Areas

Patient room, examination room, treatment and procedure room, laboratory space, duty room, day room (lounge), in-patient corridor and passageway, pantry, soiled and clean utility room, locker room, waiting room, tub room, nursing station, medicine room, chart room, conference room, and toilets serving such areas. Clinical and general patient care areas are periodically inspected by The Joint Commission.

Coating Applying a sealing coat (or finish) to a floor, sometimes referred to as waxing.

Collection Point A designated interior or exterior perimeter area location where wastes are placed in waste containers by facility occupants for collection and removal by the Contractor.

Common Area/Space Interior space(s) within a facility accessible and available for use by all occupants, e.g., entryways, foyers, lobbies, corridors/hallways, stairs, libraries, auditoriums, training rooms, restrooms serving such areas (excluding patient care areas), locker rooms and showers, storage rooms, conference rooms, elevators, lobbies, and break rooms/coffee mess spaces/kitchens/lunchrooms.

Contaminated Waste Infectious and pathological wastes packaged in red plastic bags and boxed.

These wastes are NOT to be handled by Contractor custodial personnel.

Critical Patient Care Area Space within an MTF where the threat of nosocomial infection is greatest due to the presence of infectious microorganisms, the means for transmission of the organisms, and the presence of susceptible hosts (i.e., human beings with lowered resistance to disease or infection), e.g., surgical areas, recovery rooms, labor/delivery rooms, emergency rooms, isolation rooms, critical care units, intensive care units, step-down units, intensive care nursery, infant nursery, and toilets serving such areas. Critical patient care areas are periodically inspected by The Joint Commission.

CYP Child Youth Program Debris Includes, but is not limited to, paper, cans, bottles, large limbs and branches, and other similar items.

DHA Defense Health Agency Discharge Cleaning Cleaning and sanitizing of patient care rooms to include all floor and wall surfaces, sink and counter fixtures, and the associated bathroom surfaces, and replacement of linens and toiletries and patient bed making following discharge of the patient.

Disinfect To cleanse of microorganisms by application of a chemical agent, also sanitize.

Disinfectant A chemical agent that is used on inanimate surfaces to destroy potentially infectious microorganisms.

Disinfectant Detergent A chemical product, which is formulated with cleaning agents and germicides, selected for soil removal and simultaneous disinfecting.

Dispenser A dispensing container, machine, etc. which is used to store and release products in single usage portions. Dispensers under this definition include but are not limited to paper towel dispensers, toilet paper dispensers, toilet seat cover dispensers, and soap dispensers.

Duty Room Resident room, intern room, Command Duty Officer (CDO) room, Officer-of-the-Day (OOD) room, and other rooms housing non-patient beds designated as such by the MTF staff.

Dust Free Spaces Areas requiring specific controls on emission of dust particles from cleaning processes or equipment.

Floor That part of a space within a facility that forms its lower enclosing surface upon which one can access by walking, and also includes floor surfaces of stairwells and elevators.

Floor Scrubbing Floor scrubbing is defined as the cleaning of floors by use of an industrial cylindrical or disk-type machine (Electrolux Model Euroclean 475 or equal approved), or combination scrubber-vacuum machine using a disinfectant detergent solution approved by the KO and vacuum pick-up.

High Area All vertical and horizontal surfaces within a space located above a height of 2.1 meters from floor level including, but not limited to, walls, ceilings, and fixtures, e.g., light fixtures, HVAC vents, ceiling fans, overhead piping.

Interior Glass Surfaces All glass, plexi-glass, transparent or semi-transparent plastic surfaces within a building. Including but not limited to: walls, doors, room dividers, display cases, etc.

(The) Joint Commission

(TJC)

A U.S. national organization dedicated to improving the care, safety, and treatment of patients in health care facilities, and publishers of The Joint Commission Manuals. Formerly termed, Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health Care Organizations (JCAHO).

Low Area All vertical and horizontal surfaces within a space located at or below a height of

2.1 meters above floor level including, but not limited to, walls, ledges, sills, interior and exterior doors, furniture, relocatable room partitions, and fixtures, e.g., HVAC vents, equipment, hand railings in stairways, ledges, sills, walls, doors, light fixtures, chalk and dry erase boards and trays, and miscellaneous hardware and bright metal work.

Lunch/Break Room A room designated for use of employees to store, prepare, and consume meals.

Medical Admin Space Administrative and operational offices, cubicle and open admin areas, and work spaces located within an MTF.

Medical Common Space Entryways, hallways, stairs, conference rooms, libraries, auditoriums, training rooms, elevators, lobbies, and admin area restrooms located within an MTF.

Medical Food Handling Space

Break rooms, kitchens, coffee messes, lunch rooms, food courts, bars, and cafeterias located within an MTF.

Medical High Traffic Space Patient waiting areas, public restrooms, and pharmacies located within an MTF.

Medical Patient Care Space Examination room, treatment rooms, physical therapy spaces, in-patient rooms and toilets, duty room and staff restrooms in patient care areas located within an

MTF.

Medical Waste A sub-category of special waste. Liquid or solid waste containing pathogens in sufficient numbers and of sufficient virulence to cause infectious disease in susceptible hosts exposed to the waste. Medical waste is sometimes recognizable because of visible blood or other infectious substances, but visibility is not to be used as the sole criterion for infectiousness. Items can be heavily contaminated by an infectious substance (such as serum or plasma), yet show no readily observable signs of contamination. Refer to Specification 1800000 Environmental.

Mess Area A room typically equipped with tables, chairs, and appliances designated for use by building occupants to store, prepare, and consume meals; also termed Break Room, Canteen, Coffee Mess, Kitchen, Lounge, Lunch Room.

MTF DoD term for Medical Treatment Facility.

Police To physically inspect a designated area in search of debris.

Refuse All garbage, ashes, debris, rubbish, and other similar waste material with the exception of explosive waste, hazardous waste, incendiary waste, and contaminated waste from medical and radiological processes.

Restroom A room or facility with sinks, urinals, toilets, showers and other similar fixtures.

Sanitary Free of microorganisms.

Sanitize To chemically or physically reduce a microbial population to a level determined to be safe by the most stringent specified health standards, i.e., 99 percent reduction.

Service Class Category that describes frequency of work for each work item.

Sightly Attractive, tasteful, or pleasing to the sight and consistent with its intended purpose.

Space An area to receive janitorial services which may or may not be considered a room by common definition, e.g., definable sections of hallways, stairwells, lobbies, offices, entrances, and elevators.

Surgical Area A space where surgical or invasive medical procedures are performed, e.g., operating room, critical care unit (medical, surgical, cardiac, and neonatal), labor and delivery room, recovery room, and emergency room.

Vent A ductwork opening to convey heated, ventilated, and air conditioned (HVAC) air; also termed, Supply, Return, or Exhaust Register, Grille or Diffuser.

Walk-off Mat Non-permanent floor or carpet covering typically placed at entrances and in high traffic areas to capture and reduce infiltration of dirt and water; also termed, Runner.

Waste Containers Trash receptacles, wastebaskets, trashcans, wastepaper baskets, or any container holding trash, paper, or refuse of any type.

Window Any glass opening on the exterior wall of a building or facility. Includes the interior and exterior of the glass, sill, frame; as well as the associated screens and storm windows. Windows are categorized as follows:

Type I Windows: Include any windows which may be cleaned, on both sides, without the use of safety equipment other than a standard ladder.

Type II Windows: Include all windows which may only be accessed and cleaned with the use of safety equipment as prescribed by Italian Safety norms and regulations.

Youth Center/Teen Center A building or area used for the care and recreation of older children and adolescents.

ATTACHMENT J-1503010-02

REFERENCES AND TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS

The Contractor shall adhere to the applicable portions of the most current edition of the following publications and directives in performing the services required under this contract. This list shall not be considered all-inclusive and does not release the Contractor from all obligations that must be fulfilled in the observance and execution of this contract.

When U.S., European and/or Italian directives, instructions and industry standards are applicable to the work to be performed under this contract, the most stringent directives, instructions and industry standards shall govern.

TITLE REFERENCE

The Joint Commission (JTC) Standards for Hospitals and Clinics http://www.jointcommission.org/

Hospital Infection Prevention and Control Program USNHNAPINST 6220.1L OSHA Standards for Restrooms 29 CFR 1910.141 OSHA Standards for Bloodborne Pathogens 29 CFR-1910.1030 Child and Youth Program (CYP) OPNAV Instruction 1700.9, Chapter 19 Healthcare Associated Infection/Prevention and Control Program

BUMEDINST 6220.9

Management of Infectious Waste BUMEDINST 6280.1 American Society for Healthcare Environmental Services (ASHES), Practice Guidance for Healthcare Environmental Cleaning

ASHES Guidance

International Executive Housekeepers Association (IEHA) standards

Industry housekeeping standards, protocol and guidelines

Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Guidelines and Recommendations for Prevention of Healthcare-Associated Infections

ATTACHMENT J-1503010-03

SERVICE LEVEL STANDARDS

Work Item Frequency

Prestige Standard Space Cleaning Emptying Waste Containers 2W W Emptying Recycling Containers 2W As needed1 Low Area Cleaning M Y High Area Cleaning Y Y Interior Window Cleaning Y N/A2 Exterior Window Cleaning Y Y Window Blinds Cleaning Y N/A2 Entrance Cleaning W Y Interior Glass Surfaces Cleaning M Y Drinking Fountains Cleaning D D Lactation Rooms D D Lunch/Break Room Cleaning Cleaning and Servicing D W3 Emptying Food Waste Containers D D Floor Care Sweeping and Dust Mopping W M Vacuuming Carpets and Rugs W M Cleaning Walk-off Mats D W Spray Cleaning and Buffing 6Y 2Y4 Wet Mopping 2M 4Y4 Stripping, Coating, and Buffing 2Y Y4 Carpet and Rug Deep Cleaning Y Y/2 Restroom Services Restroom Cleaning S S Restroom Servicing S S Group Shower/Locker Room Cleaning Restrooms – clean and disinfect D D Restrooms – restock consumables and empty waste D D Wet mop and disinfect floors D D Spot clean locker surfaces, doors, & hardware D D Showers – clean and disinfect horizontal and vertical surfaces D D Showers – scrub/deep clean and disinfect vertical surfaces M M Machine clean/scrub and disinfect floors 2M 2M Building Perimeter Services Debris Removal W M Emptying Perimeter Waste Containers W 2M

LEGEND

S Once per Shift 6Y Six times per year D Daily 4Y Four times per year

3W Three times per week 3Y Three times per year 2W Two times per week 2Y Two times per year W One time per week Y One time per year 2M Two times per month Y/2 One time every two years M One time per month N/A Not provided as recurring service

ATTACHMENT J-1503010-03

SERVICE LEVEL STANDARDS

Note 1: Desk-side recycling collection is not provided in administrative and operational spaces.

Centralized recycling containers shall be provided and emptied as to prevent overflow.

Note 2: Services may be ordered by Custodial Service Order or Non-Recurring Work.

Note 3: Lunch/break room area services are limited to stocking paper towels and soap dispensers, where present (Floor care in lunch/break room area is provided at the same frequency as the rest of the facility).

Note 4: Intent is to have floor care events scheduled and performed every two (2) months; therefore, spray cleaning and buffing should not be performed concurrently with quarterly mopping. Annual stripping, coating, and buffing shall be performed at six (6) month intervals after spray cleaning and buffing and will replace one spray cleaning event for flooring surfaces where stripping and waxing is appropriate.

ATTACHMENT J-1503010-04

MANDATED SERVICE CLASSES FOR HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

Certain tasks have sub-functions broken out beneath them. Frequencies of these sub-functions are mandate driven and must be completed as specified. Restroom floors shall be cleaned at the frequencies for floors in patient care areas regardless of location.

Work Item

Areas

High Traffic Areas

Patient waiting areas and

Pharmacies

Food Handling Areas

Break rooms, kitchens, coffee messes, lunch rooms, food courts, bars, cafeterias

Patient Care Areas

Treatment rooms, in-patient rooms, and physical therapy areas

Space Cleaning Emptying Waste Containers D D 2D Emptying Recycling Containers D D 2D Low Area Cleaning 2W D 2W Wiping Down Furniture 2W D 2W Vacuuming Upholstery 2M W 2M Cleaning Walls, Doors and Partitions M W W Dust Metal Fixtures M W W Lunch/Break Room Cleaning D D D High Area Cleaning 2Y 2Y 2M Interior Window Cleaning 4Y 4Y 4Y Exterior Window Cleaning Y Y Y Window Blinds Cleaning 2Y 2Y 4Y Entrance Cleaning 2W 2W 2W Interior Glass Surfaces Cleaning W W W Drinking Fountains Cleaning S S S Floor Care Sweeping and Dust Mopping 3W D D Vacuuming Carpets and Rugs 3W D D Cleaning Walk-off Mats D D D Spray Cleaning and Buffing M M M Wet Mopping 3W D D Stripping, Coating, and Buffing 2Y 2Y 2Y Carpet and Rug Deep Cleaning 2Y 4Y 4Y Restroom Services Restroom Cleaning 2D 2D D Sanitizing Fixtures 2D 2D D Restroom Servicing D D D Group Shower/Locker Rooms Wet mop/disinfect floors D D D Machine clean/scrub and disinfect floors 2M 2M 2M Restrooms – cleaned and disinfected D D D

ATTACHMENT J-1503010-04

MANDATED SERVICE CLASSES FOR HOSPITALS AND CLINICS

Restrooms – consumables restocked and wasted emptied

D D D

Showers – clean and disinfect horizontal surfaces D D D Showers – clean and disinfect vertical surfaces D D D Spot clean locker surfaces, doors, and hardware D D D Building Perimeter Services Debris Removal 2W D N/A Emptying Perimeter Waste Containers 2W D N/A

Legend S Once per Shift 6Y Six times per year D Daily 4Y Four times per year 3W Three times per week 3Y Three times per year 2W Two times per week 2Y Two times per year W One time per week Y One time per year 2M Two times per month M/18 One time every 18 months M One time per month Y/2 One time every two years

Note 1: Additional cleaning requirements and frequencies are provided in J-1503010-06.b Custodial Inventory and

Frequencies - DHA and J-1503010-08 Special Custodial Requirements for Medical Treatment Facilities

(DHA).

Note 2: Centralized waste containers are listed in the Interior Recycling Containers Inventory provided in J-

1503010-06.a.

Note 3: Emptying of perimeter waste containers is addressed in 1503050 Grounds Maintenance and Landscaping.

ATTACHMENT J-1503010-05

MANDATED SERVICE CLASSES FOR CHILD YOUTH PROGRAM FACILITIES

The designation * on Carpet and Rug Deep Cleaning means a minimum of one (1) carpet cleaning a year shall be steam cleaning. Certain tasks have sub-functions broken out beneath them frequencies of these sub-functions are mandate driven and must be completed as specified.

Work Item CYP Space Cleaning Emptying Waste Containers D Emptying Recycling Containers 2W Low Area Cleaning 2W Doorknobs D Cubbies M Lunch/Break Room Cleaning D High Area Cleaning 2Y Interior Window Cleaning 4Y Exterior Window Cleaning Y Window Blinds Cleaning 2Y Entrance Cleaning 2W Interior Glass Surfaces Cleaning 2W Drinking Fountains Cleaning S Floor Care Sweeping and Dust Mopping D Vacuuming Carpets and Rugs D Cleaning Walk-off Mats D Spray Cleaning and Buffing M Wet Mopping D Stripping, Coating, and Buffing Y Carpet and Rug Deep Cleaning 4Y* Carpet and Rug Deep Cleaning (Infant Areas) M* Restroom Services Restroom Cleaning S Hand washing sinks, faucets, surrounding counters D Soap Dispensers D Toilet bowls D Restroom Servicing S Building Perimeter Services Debris Removal 2W Emptying Perimeter Waste Containers 2W

Legend S Once per Shift 6Y Six times per year D Daily 4Y Four times per year 3W Three times per week 3Y Three times per year 2W Two times per week 2Y Two times per year W One time per week Y One time per year 2M Two times per month M/18 One time every 18 months M One time per month Y/2 One time every two years

ATTACHMENT J-1503010-06

CUSTODIAL INVENTORY

Custodial inventories by funding activity are provided as separate attachments. Reference to Excel files:

J-1503010-06.a Custodial Inventory and Frequency o Tab 1 – Custodial Inventory o Tab 2 – Custodial Frequencies o Tab 3 – Desk-Side Waste Containers Inventory o Tab 4 – Interior Recycling Containers Inventory o Tab 5 – Customizable Food Service Recycling/Waste Collection Points o Tab 6 – Rugs and Mats Inventory

J-1503010-06.b Custodial Inventory and Frequency – DHA o Tab 1 – Custodial Inventory o Tab 2 – Custodial Frequencies o Tab 3 – Detailed Custodial Inventory for Bldg 273 o Tab 4 – Detailed Custodial Inventory for Bldg 550

ATTACHMENT J-1503010-07

FLOOR PLANS

Custodial floor plans will be provided as a separate attachment after contract award.

ATTACHMENT J-1503010-08

SPECIAL CUSTODIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT FACILITIES (MTFs) (DHA)

1. Materials, Supplies and Equipment. Materials, supplies and equipment for which specifications are not provided shall be of the highest commercial quality and must be of a suitable type or grade for the required housekeeping task. This list shall be a part of the Contractor's instructions and procedures manual. Any new item of material, supplies or equipment shall be submitted to the KO or designated representative for review prior to use in the any NASSIG MTF (Building 272, Building 273 and Building 550).

2. Handling of Supplies and Equipment. Specific routine infection control requirements are as follows:

(a) Supplies and equipment designated for use in specific areas of the any NASSIG MTF to ensure maintenance of the required level of asepsis shall be stored and used only in the designated area and shall not be used in other areas. All items assigned to a specific area shall be plainly marked with that area's designation. These markings shall be permanent, such as paint or a metal tag. Designated use areas will be indicated by the KO.

(b) All equipment shall be cleaned and sanitized by the Contractor with a disinfectant/detergent, alcohol, or iodophor product, as appropriate, prior to introduction or re-entry into the any NASSIG MTF. In addition, project cleaning equipment, e.g., floor machines, being moved within the facilities, must be cleaned, as defined above, prior to entry into or removal from each classification of space and between designated use areas.

(c) All containers of cleaning chemicals and similar products shall be conspicuously marked, preferably with a factory label, to identify contents, and all other labels shall be removed or defaced. Materials bearing Department of Transportation red labels shall not be used The Contractor must establish and maintain a hazardous material AUL (Authorized Users List) with hospital safety prior to bringing any hazardous materials to any hospital buildings.

(d) Contractor furnished supplies and equipment not in immediate use shall be stored in designated storage areas provided by the Government. Rags, mops, brushes, waxes, and other supplies, which contain an oil residue and are subject to spontaneous combustion, shall be disposed of or stored outside of NASSIG MTFs in tightly covered metal containers. Storage shall be in accordance with applicable host nation regulations. Cleaning supplies that are subject to combustion may be temporarily stored and transported in tight fitting metal containers while in use inside of NASSIG MTFs.

(e) Supplies (e.g., toilet paper, paper towels, hand soaps, and detergents) shall be transported in carts designed for supply movement (e.g., housekeeping carts), not in trash barrels, nor mop buckets. All materials not immediately in use shall be properly stored in designated storage spaces furnished by the Government.

(d) Housekeeping equipment shall be transported in service elevators, but not at the same time as food service and clean linen carts. Food service and clean linen carts shall have precedence over housekeeping equipment being transported.

3. Items Not Included in Custodial Services for NASSIG MTFs. The following equipment shall not be cleaned or otherwise moved by Contractor personnel:

(a) Occupied patient beds shall not be moved to accomplish required housekeeping except when Contractor employees are being assisted by Government medical personnel.

(b) Medical or dental surgical instruments, anesthesia equipment, and patient physiological monitoring equipment.

(c) Any equipment used in the diagnosis and/or treatment of patients (i.e., respirators, air tanks, IV poles, and infusion pumps) shall not be cleaned.

(d) Equipment that is plugged in for recharging shall not be unplugged.

ATTACHMENT J-1503010-08

SPECIAL CUSTODIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR NASSIG MEDICAL TREATMENT FACILITIES (MTFs)

(e) Dental chairs, wheel chairs, wheeled stretchers, gurneys, operating and examination tables, and all other specifically excluded items shall not be cleaned by the Contractor. All other furniture and equipment, including X-ray tables and equipment (except for console), shall be cleaned in accordance with the Contractor's written procedures and instructions. The Contractor shall move and clean underneath and behind all Government furniture and equipment not exempted in paragraphs above.

(f) All pathological and contaminated/isolation waste generated by the hospital. Containers or plastic bags marked as per FGS Chapter 8 must be marked “BIOHAZARD-RISCHIO BIOLOGICO”, must have the universal biohazard symbol, marking identifying generator, date of generation and contents.

4. Additional Cleaning Requirements and Frequencies to those shown in J-1503010-06.b:

(a) Building 273:

(1) Class A rooms/areas:

All chairs in Class A rooms/areas shall be dust cleaned weekly, vacuumed monthly, and cleaned and shampooed twice annually.

(2) Class B rooms/areas:

Room 1B-87 shall be dust and damp mopped, low cleaned and have waste containers emptied seven days per week (D7).

Corridors 2A-C02, 2A-C04, and 2A-C05 shall be disinfected weekly (W).

Corridor 3A-C07 shall be dust and damp mopped, low areas cleaned and have trash cans emptied seven days per week (D7).

All chairs in Class B rooms/areas shall be dust cleaned weekly, vacuumed monthly, and cleaned and shampooed monthly.

(3) Class C rooms/areas:

All examination rooms, treatment rooms, OB clinic, emergency rooms and laboratory areas shall have waste containers emptied twice per day (2D).

Room 1B -97 shall be swept weekly (W) only; do not damp mop or wax.

All chairs in Class C rooms/areas shall be dust cleaned weekly, vacuumed monthly, and cleaned and shampooed twice annually.

(4) Class D rooms/areas:

Rooms 1B-52, 1B-53, 2A-61 and 2A -62 shall be cleaned two times per day (2D), including the disinfecting of baby changing tables.

Room 1B-80 shall be dust mopped, damp mopped, and have waste containers emptied seven days per week (D7).

Corridor 3A-C7 (Rooms 3A-40, 3A-41, 3A -42, 3A-43, 3A-44, 3A-45) shall be dust and damp mopped, and low areas cleaned seven day per week (D7).

Bathrooms and locker rooms shall be disinfected with an approved chemical disinfectant each time service is performed.

All chairs in Class D rooms/areas shall be dust cleaned weekly, vacuumed monthly, and cleaned

SPECIAL CUSTODIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR NASSIG MEDICAL TREATMENT FACILITIES (MTFs)

(5) Class E rooms/areas:

Rooms 3A -04, 3A-05, 3A -94 and 3A-95 shall be swept weekly, do not damp mop or scrub and wax.

All chairs in Class E rooms/areas shall be dust cleaned weekly, vacuumed monthly, and cleaned

(6) Class F rooms/areas:

Corridor 3A-C7, all occupied patient rooms, and associated bathrooms shall be dust and damp mopped, and low and high areas cleaned seven days per week (D7).

Privacy curtains shall be cleaned and replaced as directed by the KO.

All chairs in Class F rooms/areas shall be dust cleaned weekly, vacuumed monthly, and cleaned and shampooed twice annually.

(7) Class N rooms/areas:

All chairs in Class N rooms/areas shall be dust cleaned weekly, vacuumed monthly, and cleaned

(b) Building 550:

and shampooed twice annually.

(2) Class B rooms/areas:

All chairs in Class B rooms/areas shall be dust cleaned weekly, vacuumed monthly, cleaned and shampooed monthly.

(3) Class C rooms/areas:

All chairs in Class C rooms/areas shall be dust cleaned weekly, vacuumed monthly, and cleaned and shampooed twice annually.

(4) Class D rooms/areas:

All chairs in Class D rooms/areas shall be dust cleaned weekly, vacuumed monthly, and cleaned

(5) Class E rooms/areas:

All chairs in Class E rooms/areas shall be dust cleaned weekly, vacuumed monthly, and cleaned

(6) Class F rooms/areas:

All chairs in Class F rooms/areas shall be dust cleaned weekly, vacuumed monthly, and cleaned

(7) Class N rooms/areas:

All chairs in Class N rooms/areas shall be dust cleaned weekly, vacuumed monthly, and cleaned

(c) Building 310: (Rooms W-1, W-2, W-3, W-4, W-5, W-6)

SPECIAL CUSTODIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR NASSIG MEDICAL TREATMENT FACILITIES (MTFs)

(2) Class B rooms/areas:

All chairs in Class B rooms/areas shall be dust cleaned weekly, vacuumed monthly, and cleaned and shampooed monthly.