Facilities, Cleaning & PestsQuestion 320 of 320
A manager builds a master cleaning schedule. Which detail is LEAST necessary to include for each task?
a.Who is responsible for the task
b.How often the task must be done
c.The retail price of the cleaning chemical
d.The method and which cleaning or sanitizing agent to use
Explanation
A useful master cleaning schedule lists what to clean, who does it, how often, and the method and chemical or sanitizer to use, so the task is done correctly and consistently. The retail price of the chemical is a purchasing detail, not something staff need to perform the cleaning safely. Focusing the schedule on the actionable how, who, and when makes it a practical tool.
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