Orientation Guides Working on a Schedule Robert H. Welch How to plan tasks and re-cast your responsibilities. See "Church Facilities Manager" Training Pack

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Topics:	Buildings, Care of the Church, Church staff, Facilities, Management, Operations, Planning
Filters:	Business administrator, Church board, Facility management, Janitor, Management, Office administrator
Purpose:	Ministry
References:	2 Chronicles 24:12-13
Date Added:	September 25, 2007
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There are four basic reasons scheduling is critical for effective facility management:

• Scheduling ensures all areas of the facility are cleaned. Schedules are comprehensive, and they consider all the tasks. Some tasks will be routine, like weekly maintenance and housekeeping actions. Other tasks will be periodic.
• Scheduling distributes the work appropriately and equally. Schedulers visualize the job with knowledge of what the task entails and the expectations of time to completion.

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