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Cleaning and Kitchen Task Assignment for PGs

Task management assigns cleaning, maintenance and kitchen tasks to PG staff, shows what is still open on each shift, and keeps a record of who did what.

Work with a name and a day

The task

Common bathrooms on the second floor, the water tank or the kitchen exhaust are named the way you refer to them with staff.

The person

Each task goes to one person for a given date, not to housekeeping in general. That keeps work from going unowned.

Done or open

A task is marked when finished. Whatever is left shows on the screen when the shift closes.

History

Last month’s tasks can be read back when a tenant complains about tank water, so the answer comes from a record.

Repairs and cleaning on one board

A tenant’s complaint about a fan and the weekly terrace cleaning both become work for someone on a given day. The warden reads one list when he begins his round, and not a notebook and two message groups.

The list still has to be opened

Assigning a task does not get a bathroom cleaned. Staff who do not read English will need the warden to go through the list with them each morning. It works where the manager opens it at the start of the shift.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can a task repeat every week?

Yes, for routine work such as the tank, the terrace and the common bathrooms. A one-off task is raised once.

Can staff mark work done from a phone?

Yes. It works when the task is marked on the spot, since marking it later at the office becomes a second job.

Can we see what one person did over a month?

Yes. Tasks read by person as well as by date, which helps when reviewing an increment.

Can a task be given to two people?

It is better not to. One name keeps a task clearly owned, and shared tasks tend to be left to the other person.

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