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WorksheetsLodgeOP_5s_Sanitation
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 34mins
What is cleaning?
Reducing dirt from a surface
Reducing the hardness of water
Reducing the pH of a surface
Reducing pathogens to safe levels
What is sanitizing?
Reducing dirt from a surface
Reducing the hardness of water
Reducing the pH of a surface
Reducing pathogens to safe levels
What is the purpose of cleaning and sanitizing procedures?
To comply with government regulations and health standards.
To make things look cleaner and more presentable.
To prevent the spread of germs and reduce the risk of contamination.
To save time and effort in the long run.
What are the key differences between cleaning and sanitizing?
Cleaning removes stains, while sanitizing eliminates odors.
Cleaning is done with water, while sanitizing is done with chemicals.
Cleaning removes dirt, while sanitizing reduces germs.
Cleaning is a physical process, while sanitizing is a chemical process.
Why is it important to follow proper cleaning and sanitizing procedures?
To prevent the spread of germs and bacteria and maintain a safe and healthy environment.
To add a pleasant scent to the environment
To make the cleaning staff feel important
To save time and effort in cleaning
What are some common cleaning agents used in sanitation?
bleach, disinfectants, detergents, and sanitizers
soap, vinegar, hydrogen peroxide
What are the steps involved in the sanitizing process?
Cleaning, selecting, spreading, waiting, washing, drying.
Preparing, choosing, applying, allowing, rinsing, drying
Sorting, picking, administering, permitting, flushing, dehydrating.
Organizing, deciding, implementing, permitting, rinsing, evaporating.
How often should cleaning and sanitizing procedures be performed?
Once a month
Every other day
Occasionally
Regularly and frequently
The period of time the sanitizer must be in contact with a surface to work properly is known as
bleaching
contact time
cleaning
sanitizing
Process of removing unwanted smell, dust, dirt, or stains from surfaces.
Disinfecting
Sanitizing
Cleaning
Contaminating
Examples include liquid and paste dishwashing formula that penetrates quickly and soften soiled dishes.
Acid Cleaners
Detergents
Solvent Cleaners
Abrasive Cleaners
Use in removing mineral deposits and other soils that detergents cannot remove.
Acid Cleaners
Detergents
Solvent Cleaners
Abrasive Cleaners
Use to remove heavy collected soil that is difficult to remove with other cleaning agents.
Acid Cleaners
Detergents
Solvent Cleaners
Abrasive Cleaners
Which of the following is the correct sequences of 5S?
standardize-sustain-sort-set in order-shine
sort-set in order-shine-sustain-standardize
sort-set in order-shine-standardize-sustain
sustain-sort-standardize-set in order-shine
What does the first “S” in 5S, Sort, primarily focus on?
Cleaning the workplace
Removing unnecessary items
Standardizing processes
Maintaining discipline
Which 5S step emphasizes organizing items so they are easy to find and use?
Sort
Set in Order
Shine
Sustain
What is the main goal of the “Shine” step in 5S?
To clean and inspect the workplace regularly
To decorate the workplace
To discard unused items
To enforce rules
“Standardize” in 5S is best described as:
To clean and inspect the workplace regularly
Reducing workplace hazards
Implementing routines and procedures for consistency
Cleaning the tools after use
Which 5S step ensures long-term adherence to the system?
Sort
Set in Order
Sustain
Shine
A workplace free of clutter and properly labeled tools is an example of which 5S principles?
Sort and Set in Order
Shine and Standardize
Sustain and Sort
Set in Order and Sustain
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of implementing 5S?
Reduced waste and increased efficiency
Improved workplace safety
Higher employee morale
Increased workplace confusion
Labeling tools and equipment for easy identification is part of which step?
Sort
Set in Order
Shine
Standardize
Which 5S step is often reinforced through training, audits, and checklists?
Sort
Shine
Standardize and Sustain
Set in Order
The 5S methodology originates from (a) manufacturing.
The “Set in Order” step is also known as (a) the workplace.
The 5S step that focuses on maintaining cleanliness and identifying potential problems is called (a) .
5S in housekeeping helps improve cleanliness, safety, and (a) .
Maintaining discipline and ensuring that 5S rules are followed consistently is called (a) .
(a) refers to arranging cleaning tools and supplies so they are easy to find.
The process of removing unnecessary items from the workplace to reduce clutter is called (a) .
The 5S principle that emphasizes regular cleaning of work areas is (a) .
Removing broken mops and expired chemicals is an example of (a) .
The main goal of 5S in housekeeping is to improve efficiency and (a) .
How often should we review our pest management programme and ensure there is regular treatment against crawling insects in all guestrooms, luggage rooms, housekeeping pantries, room attendant carts, linen trolleys, etc.
Monthly
Daily
Yearly
Pag trip mo lang
How often should we check all mattresses, bed bases and headboards for signs of infestations and deep vacuum the mattresses to get rid of insects
After every check out
Once a week
Monthly
Quarterly
The following should be done in case insect infestation is discovered in the room
Leave room immediately and do not clean the room
Clean the room immediately and bring the linens to soiled room
Inform EHK for further instruction
Dont mind it.
Any guest who complains of being bitten by bed bugs should be immediately moved to another room, whenever possible. The new room must be checked to ensure no infestation before the room move.
TRUE
FALSE
We cannot assume that there is a bed bug infestation just by observing bites on the body. We have to carry out an inspection to confirm its existence.
TRUE
FALSE
Which of the following should be considered in preventing dust mites, bed bugs and insects from getting to the pillows?
Inner slips should be used to prevent pests from passing through the fabric
Quality and type of material of inner slips should be anti-allergenic
Inner slips should be washed with hot water to the temperature of 60C
Inner slips should be washed at least once a year
. Pesticides are normally used to control unwanted insects and plants may cause a variety of negative effects on non-target organisms.
True
False
Removing occupational hazards is only one way of improving worker protection.
True
False
What is shown from the picture?
Electrical hazard
Chemical hazard
machine related hazard
Physical hazard
What is shown from the picture?
Ergonomic hazard
Chemical hazard
Ergonomic hazard
Fire hazard
Fire hazard
Ergonomic hazard
Physical hazard
Chemical hazard
What do you see from the picture?
Chemical hazard
Ergonomic hazard
Physical hazard
Natural hazard
There is a wet floor. What housekeeping material should you use to clean the floor?
feather duster
mop
brush
What is the electrical tool that collects dust from floor and other surfaces?
floor scrubber
vacuum cleaner
broomstick
If the bathroom door is closed what should you do?
Open it
Kick it
Knock to see if someone is using it
Nothing
Keep a container of disposable disinfectant wipes under bathroom sinks to wipe down the sink, counter, tub and toilet after everyday use.
Squeegee
Disinfectant Cleaner and Sponge
Mop
Rubber Gloves
What do you call this?
Scrub Brush
Toilet Wand
Squeegee
Toilet Brush
What do you call this?
Scrub Brush
Plunger
Toilet Wand
Toilet Brush
Which of the following can be used as alternative cleaning materials in cleaning the toilet/bathroom?
Baking Soda and Vinegar
Soy Sauce and Vinegar
Vinegar and Calamansi
Hot water and cokking oil
