Chapter 17 Flashcards
Why is maintenance important to recreational sport?
a clean, fully functioning facility is critical to creating a positive environment and program participation
What is maintenance?
a support service that keeps facilities and equipment in clean and good working condition. It involves cleaning, repairing, preventing, protecting and preserving equipment and facilities as well as preventative measures
What do we call maintenance personnel whose primary job is cleaning?
janitors or custodians
What’s the difference between cleaning and sanitizing?
sanitizing insures facilities are free of germs and bacteria by sanitizing areas and equipment
How does “orderliness” relate to maintenance?
janitor’s usually have the responsibility to return items to their designated positions
What’s involved in the maintenance duty known as assessing?
routinely observing buildings, grounds, and equipment to ensure proper functioning and stability
Is assessment of maintenance related to risk-management plans?
Yes, it’s a proactive approach to discover problems before they affect operations
What’s one popular system for prioritizing maintenance work?
requiring a work order system
Why are some maintenance jobs contracted out?
sometimes there’s a lack of in-house expertise, a desire not to have capital equipment, and a desire to shift liability to contractors.
What do we call the specific guidelines for maintenance requirements and step-by-step checklists of systems used in maintenance?
a maintenance manual
How often should inspections be conducted and documented by internal maintenance staff to make sure the following are being maintained properly: fire codes, electrical wiring, plumbing, area capacities, and ventilation?
regularly to ensure compliance with all laws and regulations
