Can I have a Custodian unlock a room?
2025-03-13T14:57:22-07:00For security and safety reasons, Custodial employees are not authorized to unlock doors for anyone. Requests for unlocking doors must be made to Campus Safety at (909) 607-2000.
For security and safety reasons, Custodial employees are not authorized to unlock doors for anyone. Requests for unlocking doors must be made to Campus Safety at (909) 607-2000.
Please contact ITHelp@claremont.edu for disposal of toner cartridges Batteries can be disposed of in designated spaces in a battery container.
Hand sanitizers have been placed in high-traffic areas of all campus buildings and at entrances and exits. If you come across a dispenser that is empty or low on hand sanitizer, contact Central Facilities Services at CFS@services.claremont.edu or call 909-621-8051.
If your work area needs more than a light spruce-up and needs additional assistance, you can contact Central Facilities Services CFS@services.claremont.edu or call (909) 621-8051. A cleaning request will then be sent to Custodial Services.
Special cleaning are services that are not normally scheduled in a custodian's normal routine that require extra time, equipment, or manpower. Laundry services, refinishing of flooring, shampooing of furniture and carpets are just some examples. Please contact Central Facilities Services at CFS@services@claremont.edu or call (909) 607-8130. Additionally, some service requests may charge the appropriate department.
Please reference the Custodial Cleaning Schedule
We attempt to use outside air whenever possible but outside air (up to 100%) is supplied based on varying factors like building duct pressure, flow and temperatures needs. Note: All air regardless of whether it is outside or return air is always cycled back through the main MERV13 filters before it is supplied to the building.
Filters are scheduled quarterly and placed on a Preventive Maintenance schedule.
HVAC systems were upgraded in 2020 to MERV13 filters. These filters are capable of catching virus size particles (including COVID-19).
Building HVAC systems are monitored by Building Automation Systems. Alarms are sent to Facilities personnel if monitor points are out of established parameters (running, temp, filter flow, etc.).