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Introduction Granite, marble, and tiled surfaces add elegance to any space, but they require proper maintenance to retain their shine and durability. This Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) provides step by step instructions for daily and weekly cleaning of these surfaces to ensure a spotless and polished finish. Objective To establish a systematic and effective procedure for cleaning and maintaining granite, marble, and tiled surfaces without causing damage. Responsibility Janitors are responsible for ensuring the cleanliness and upkeep of these surfaces using the appropriate cleaning techniques and products. Surface Cleaning Procedure Daily Cleaning Steps Dust Removal Use a dry mop to remove dirt and dust from the surface. If required, repeat the process after dusting off the dry mop. Wet Mopping for Deep Cleaning Use a wet mop with Taski R2 (diluted: 20 ml in 1 liter of water) to clean marble and granite surfaces. Ensure the mop absorbs excess water, leaving the surface slightly ...

Introduction Keeping toilets clean is essential for maintaining hygiene and preventing infections. A well maintained washroom ensures a pleasant experience for users and upholds sanitation standards. This Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) provides a structured approach for janitors to follow for daily and weekly toilet cleaning. Objective To establish a systematic and effective procedure for toilet cleaning, ensuring cleanliness, hygiene, and safety. Responsibility Janitors are responsible for executing this cleaning process efficiently and maintaining hygiene in toilets. Toilet Cleaning Procedure Daily Cleaning Steps Maintain Cleanliness Throughout the Day Ensure toilets remain clean and dry with periodic cleaning. Flushing & Water Rinse Flush all WCs and urinals in the morning. Splash water inside the washbasins to remove initial dirt. Cleaning the WC (Toilet Bowl) Use a WC brush to drain out excess water from the bowl. Spray Taski R6 cleaner under the rim, inside the bowl, and...

Precision Air Conditioners (PAC) are specialized air conditioning systems designed to monitor and control temperature and humidity within a narrow range. Unlike regular air conditioners that primarily cool people, PACs are specifically built to manage the heat generated by electronic equipment, such as servers. These devices require stable humidity levels for efficient operation, as both high and low humidity can negatively impact their performance over time. How Precision Air Conditioners Work PACs operate continuously, 24 hours a day, ensuring the optimal climate for IT equipment. They have higher airflow rates (CFM) and can be remotely monitored and troubleshot for better efficiency. IT equipment is equipped with cooling fans that draw in cold air from the front and expel hot air through the rear. The primary function of PACs is to supply cold air to the inlet of the IT equipment while removing the hot air from the outlet. This is achieved through a structured airflow system: Cold a...

Electricity plays a vital role in our daily lives. However, electrical faults such as overloads and short circuits can cause serious damage. To prevent this, a Miniature Circuit Breaker (MCB) is used. It is a safety device designed to protect electrical circuits from damage due to excess current. What is an MCB? An MCB is an automatic switch that trips and disconnects the circuit when excessive current flows through it. Unlike traditional fuses, an MCB does not need replacement after tripping. It can simply be reset, making it more convenient and reliable. Current Ratings of MCB MCBs are available in different current ratings. The common ratings include: 1, 2, 4, 6, 10, 16, 20, 25, 32, 63, and up to 125 Amperes. How Does an MCB Work? An MCB operates using two main principles: Thermal Operation (Overload Protection) A bimetallic strip inside the MCB bends when heated due to continuous overcurrent. This bending causes the contacts to separate, disconnecting the circuit and preventing ove...