1.5 Introduction You are partially responsible for identifying faults with cleaning equipment and other items (equipment [electrical and hand-operated], machinery, utensils), and reporting these faults in accordance with enterprise procedures. This section discusses identifying and reporting faulty equipment. Two types of faults/problems Equipment faults and problems generally fall into one of two categories: Breakdowns which occur when items malfunction. – Damage to parts, surfaces, electrical cords and connections caused by: – Normal day-to-day and tear’ ‘wear Incorrect use. Examples of items requiring maintenance Items requiring maintenance include those with: Frayed electrical cords, or bare wires Internal mechanical problems in electrical and/or mechanical equipment causing: – Malfunctions
1.5 Introduction You are partially responsible for identifying faults with cleaning equipment and other items (equipment [electrical and hand-operated], machinery, utensils), and reporting these faults in accordance with enterprise procedures. This section discusses identifying and reporting faulty equipment. Two types of faults/problems Equipment faults and problems generally fall into one of two categories: Breakdowns – which occur when items malfunction. Damage – to parts, surfaces, electrical cords and connections caused by: Normal day-to-day ‘wear and tear’ Incorrect use. Examples of items requiring maintenance Items requiring maintenance include those with: Frayed electrical cords, or bare wires Internal mechanical problems in electrical and/or mechanical equipment – causing: Malfunctions
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