Housekeeping Administration: The Housekeeping staff is
supervised by the Housekeeping Administrator who, in turn, reports to the Director of
Operations. The following is a list of the entire housekeeping department.
| Shirley
Brooks |
Housekeeping Administrator |
| Leo McKoy |
Housekeeping Supervisor (Day Shift) |
| Addie
Seaford |
Housekeeping Supervisor
(Day Shift) |
| Robert Jones |
Housekeeping Supervisor
(Day Shift) |
| Fannie
Williams |
Housekeeping Supervisor
(2nd Shift) |
| Lucille Blackmon |
Housekeeper |
| Ray Brown |
Housekeeper |
| Geraldine Carter |
Housekeeper |
| William Clark |
General Utility Worker |
| Ronald Elliott |
Housekeeper |
| Dorothy Freeman |
Housekeeper |
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Housekeeper |
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| Helen Johnson |
Housekeeper |
| Marie Jones |
Housekeeper |
| Mary Kelly |
Housekeeper |
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| Pinkie Lee |
Housekeeper |
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General Utility Worker |
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| James Murray |
Housekeeper |
| Sidney Reid |
Housekeeper |
| Vera Russell |
Housekeeper |
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Housekeeper |
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| Addie Seaford |
Housekeeper |
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| Dorothy Whitehead |
Housekeeper |
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Housekeeping Procedures: Custodial
cleaning.
A.
1. Purpose: To describe the procedures for requesting Physical Plant support for
the setup of special events, to describe the limits of such service, and the cost
associated with this service.
2. Scope: This procedure pertains to all requests for all event setup. Fees will
be charged for all events with the exception of university functions such as Graduation
Ceremonies and Homecoming Celebrations.
3. Definition: Special events are events or activities that that requires
specific manpower/assistance from the Physical Plant. Vendor services coordination,
facility set-up for programs, and custodial clean up during and after the event are some
of the services provided for special events.
4. Requests for Service: All requests for event support should be made on a
facilities request form, which requires authorization signature approval from the
appropriate Dean or Department Manager. All requests for event setup are considered
departmental service requests and the requesting department will be charged for the
desired service. Requests for service for special events should be submitted two (2) weeks
in advance to permit scheduling and adequate preparation.
5. Event Setup Fees: The following fees apply:
| FUNCTION SERVICE |
|
PER DAY |
| Chairs |
$.50 ea |
| Tables |
$1.00 ea |
| Podium |
$2.00 ea |
| Staging 4x8 |
$5.00 per section |
| Labor (each) |
$30 per hour, two men, one
hour minimum charge ($60.00) |
6. Event Cleaning Fees
| BUILDING |
|
FEE |
| Helen Chick Bldg. |
|
$120 |
| Seabrook Auditorium |
|
$120 |
| Lilly Gymnasium |
|
$240 |
| Shaw Auditorium |
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$120 |
| Continuing Education |
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$60 |
| Butler Theater |
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$120 |
| Health & P.E. Complex |
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$500 |
7. Other Trade Event Fees
Carpentry or Electrical $20.00 per hour
B. Procedure #2: Moving and Hauling Service
1. Purpose: To provide guidance regarding the request for moving and hauling
services.
2. Scope: This procedure pertains to all requesting departments. Moving and
Hauling Service is provided for the movement of furniture, equipment and other items
within and between campus facilities.
3. Procedure: All requests for moving or hauling furniture and other items must
be initiated by a Work Order Request. This service is provided as a regular
maintenance and at no charge to academic departments. All others will be charged for
moving and hauling at a rate of $25 per hour with a one hour minimum charge.
3.1 Surplus Property: If the request pertains to the
hauling away of surplus equipment or furniture, the requestor must obtain the serial
number of the equipment and the signature of the Surplus Property Officer, Mr. Moses
Lyons, prior to submission of the Work Order Request Form. A move of surplus
property will not be performed without this documentation.
3.2 Scheduling of Moves: Members of the
Roads & Grounds
Department perform moving and hauling services when time permits. The same crew that
performs moving and hauling also performs event set up services, and event set-ups always
take priority over moving of furniture or equipment. Every effort shall be made to
schedule and perform this work in a timely fashion.
3.3 Limits of Service: The
Division of Facilities Management does
not provide delivery service for either the Print Shop or the Central Warehouse.
Contact each of these departments for the delivery of products. The Department does
not run errands or make off campus deliveries of mail or other items.
WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATIENCE
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