Housekeeping: A Schedule From The 7-Day Forecast
You are the Assistant Housekeeper who has been asked by the Executive Housekeeper to make a schedule from the 7-day forecast (see attached) for next week, cost out the labor for the week as well as answer the questions below.
Some pertinent information for you to use is as follows:
• It takes a housekeeper 27 minutes to clean a room...plus 3 minutes to prepare for the next room.
• A work day shift is 9 hours; 30-minute lunch with two 15 minute breaks per shift-bath lunch and breaks non-paid for both housekeepers and inspectors.
• Inspectors are scheduled based on inspecting 75 rooms per shift.
• Use the previous night's occupancy to determine the number of housekeepers and inspectors you will need.
Calculations for you to answer:
1. How many housekeepers will you need each day?
2. How many inspectors will you need each day?
3. What is the daily total hours and labor cost based on paid hours for both housekeepers and Inspectors? What are the weekly totals for each?
4. How many rooms are occupied each evening?
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Course
Date
Housekeeping
1] House keepers, based on arrivals and departures, 9 hour shift day for housekeepers and 75 rooms per shift
Date |
Day |
House keepers |
2/21/2011 |
Sun |
2 |
2/22/2011 |
Mon |
6 |
2/23/2011 |
Tue |
3 |
2/24/2011 |
Wed |
10 |
2/25/2011 |
Thu |
12 |
2/26/2011 |
Fri |
12 |
2/27/2011 |
Sat |
8 |
2] Inspectors required
Date |
Day |
Inspectors |
2/21/2011 |
Sun |
1 |
2/22/2011 |
Mon |
2 |
2/23/2011 |
Tue |
1 |
2/24/2011 |
Wed |
3 |
2/25/2011 |
Thu |
3 |
2/26/2011 |
Fri |
3 |
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