TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Environment
Administrative Procedures
❑ Daily Activities
❑ Monthly Activities
❑ Seasonal Activities
❑ Yearly Activities
❑ Accounting and Finance
❑ Maintenance
❑ Collectibles and Inventory
❑ Medical Issues
❑ Insurances
❑ Vendors
❑ Personnel Policies
❑ Guests
❑ Family
❑ Pets
• Clothing and Laundry Procedures
❑ No Laundry Policy
❑ Dry Cleaning
❑ Pressing and Steaming
❑ Designers
❑ Jewelry
❑ Personal Shopping
❑ Shoe and Leather Care
❑ Storage
❑ Closet Organization
❑ Staff Attire
• Culinary Procedures
❑ Menu Planning
❑ Serving and Presentation
❑ Inventory
❑ Beverages
❑ Vendors
• Entertaining Procedures
❑ Recurring Events
❑ Style/ Type of Service
❑ Guests and Guest Lists
❑ Beverages
❑ Linen/ China/ Silver/ Crystal
❑ Personnel Policies
• Housekeeping Procedures
❑ Schedules and Timing
❑ Cleaning Products
❑ Sheets and Linens
❑ Collectibles
❑ Specialty
❑ Zones
❑ Task Sheets 1.
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• Maintenance Procedures
❑ General Repair
❑ Vendors
❑ HVAC
❑ Plumbing
❑ Electrical
❑ Audio/ Visual Systems
❑ New Construction
❑ Garage
• Transportation Procedures
❑ Travel Arrangements
❑ Airport Procedures
❑ Packing and Preparation
❑ Estate Vehicles
❑ Jet
O Staff
• Property and Grounds Procedures
❑ Land and Plantscaping
❑ Irrigational Systems
❑ Manmade Water Features
❑ Winterization
❑ Natural Features and Wildlife
❑ Indoor Plantscaping
• Security Procedures
❑ Security System and Location
❑ Smoke/ Fire/ CO Detectors
❑ Fire Extinguishers and Sprinkler Systems
O Perimeter
❑ Staff
O Local Authorities
Indexes and Inventories
• Internal Communications
• Approved Vendor List
• Dry Storage
• Food Inventory
• Wine Cellar
• China Inventory
• Silver Inventory
• Crystal Inventory
• Maintenance Log
• Daily Activities
• Monthly Activities
• Seasonal Activities
• Yearly Activities
• Accounting and Finance
• Maintenance
• Collectibles and Inventory 93
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Medical Issues
Insurances
Vendors
Personnel Policies
Guests
Family
Pets
Transportation Procedures
• Travel Arrangements
• Airport Procedures
• Packing and Preparation
• Estate Vehicles
• Jet
• Yacht
• Staff
1. Travel Arranaements
a. For business trips Executive PA at Mr. XXX's Office will handle travel
arrangements.
b. For personal trips for either Mr. or Mrs. XXX, Mrs. XXX's personal
assistant will arrange details.
c. Their respective contact information can be found on the vendor list
2. Airport Procedures
a. The Chauffeur will drive the XXX to the airport
b. The plane normally flies from XXX Airport
3. packing and Preparation
a. Mrs. XXX oversees and directs the packing and will provide a list of
anything extra he or she may wish to take along
b. Occasionally he will take his EQUIPMENT and asks that it be prepared
for his trip
4. Estate Vehicles
a. There are five (5) vehicles that are part of the estate
i. Mrs XXX
ii. 20xx Mercedes CL 55 AMG
iii. 20xx Chevrolet Suburban
iv. 20xx Chevrolet Suburban
v. 20xx Porsche Boxter
b. Ms. has one vehicle that is to be parked in the main garage
i. Lexus
c. Licensing and Registration
i. Copies of staff driver's licenses will be kept on file in this section
as well as current maintenance records for each vehicle
d. Insurance
i. Car insurance for all drivers is covered by XXX and is handled by
FAMILY OFFICE LLC
e. Maintenance and Detailing Schedules and Records
i. A log of all scheduled and unscheduled maintenance is kept in
this section.
ii. The Estate Manager will update it after each task completion
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iii. All Vehicles will be detailed at a minimum of once a week or as
needed
1. Detailing will be done by the groundskeeper
f. Recreational Vehicles
i. Mr. John Doe owns a pair of Jet skis (maintained by his son)
5. Jet
a. The XXXs own a private Gulfstream jet that is maintained and
hangered at
b. Arrangements for use are made by Executive PA
C. Pilot is
6. Staff
a. The Plane has its own crew
Housekeeping Procedures
• Schedules and Timing
• Cleaning Products
• Sheets and Linens
• Collectibles
• Specialty
• Zones
• Task Sheets
1. Schedules and Timing
a. Timing should rarely be an issue as all cleaning can be done when the
family is not in residence.
b. Schedules are predetermined and can be found in the Administrative
Section
i. There is a daily schedule for each Housekeeper
2. Cleaning Products
a. The following Cleaning products are approved for use in the house.
i. Central Vacuum System
ii. Goddard's Brass and Metal Cloths
iii. Goddard's Silver Polish
iv. Swiffer and Swiffer pads (both wet and dry)
v. Murphy's Oil
vi. Lysol Disinfectant
vii.Lysol Toilet Bowl Cleaner
viii.Tilex Shower Cleaner
ix. Lysol Basin, Tub and Tile Cleaner
x. Windex (both blue and clear)
xi. Cascade Dish washing soap
xii.Jet Dry
xiii.Tide
xiv.Downy Liquid Fabric Softener
xv.Clorox Bleach
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xvi.Charmin Toilet Paper
xvii.Bounty Paper towels (select a size)
xviii.Kleenex Tissues (NO OILS OR SCENTS)
xix.Rubber Gloves
xx.Sponges
xxi.SOS pads
xxii.Toilet bowl brushes
xxiii.Horse Hair Brooms and Brushes
xxiv.Unscented Pledge Furniture Polish
xxv.CLR Remover
xxvi.Drano Max Gel
xxvii.Dawn Dish washing soap
xxviii.Dawn power Resolver
xxix.Standard Brooms and Mops are also approved
b. Scents
i. While no member of the family has any allergy toward scent,
they do have their preferred scents.
ii. Scents should be checked regularly by housekeeping staff.
iii. Preferences:
1. Mr. John Doe - "Fresh cut grass" and "Sea breeze"
2. Mrs. John Doe - "Clothesline laundry" and "lavender
3. X - "afternoon rain" and "storm watch"
4. XX - "Lavender" and "afternoon rain"
5. XXX - "Butter cream"
iv. Cleaning products should be unscented whenever possible so as
not to mask the desired scent.
3. Sheets and Linens
a. Sheets will be changed twice a week
i. Tuesdays and Fridays
b. Towels will be changed everyday.
c. Sheets should only be ironed if and when they are wrinkled
d. The bed will be made everyday and pillows should be aligned on the
bed so as to look pleasing and inviting but not cluttered.
i. Pillows should be fluffed daily.
4. Collectibles
a. Great care and caution will be taken in the cleaning or handling of any
collectible items.
b. Art and valuable furniture will be supervised by either the EM or Art
Curator.
c. China, crystal, silver, and art will be cleaned and inventoried semi-
annually at a minimum or as necessary.
5. Specialty Cleaning
a. ALL BATHROOMS ARE TO BE INSPECTED AND CLEANED DAILY!
b. When not in use, the spare bedrooms should only require freshening
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6. Zones
a. The house is broken into 16 zones.
i. Each Zone is broken down onto separate task sheets.
1 Zone 1: Library and Bar
2. Zone 2: Foyer, powder rooms, great room, dining room
3. Zone 3: Butler's pantry, Large Kitchen, and breakfast area
4. Zone 4: Walnut Office, Staff office, surrounding hallways
and powder room
5. Zone 5: G's room, T's room, second floor landing, and
office
6. Zone 6: Master Suite, cedar closet and laundry area
7. Zone 7: Third Floor bedrooms and landing
8. Zone 8: Gym
9. Zone 9: Basement and powder room
10.Zone 10: Garage
11.Zone 11: K's Apartment
12.Zone 12: Pool house
13.Zone 13: Barn (lower level)
14.Zone 14: Boat house
15.Zone 15: Spare Apartment (Barn upper level; not to
include butler's quarters)
16.Zone 16: Outdoor areas
7. Task Sheets
a. Task sheets dictate work to be performed and when.
1. Task sheets follow on the next few pages
Task Sheet: Zone 1
Library, Bar
Area Time Description of Work Product
Library IS rains Dust all ledges, surfaces, baseboards Ostrich feather duster
Clean any glass Windex and a lint
free cloth
Vacuum floor Central vacuum
Bar IS mins Dust all ledges, surfaces, baseboards •strich feather duster
Clean any glass Windex and a lint
free cloth
Vacuum floor Central vacuum
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Task Sheet: Zone 2 TOTAL TIME 30 minutes
Foyer, Great Room, Stairs, Powder Rooms, Dining Room
Area Time Description of Work Product
Foyer IS mins Sweep/ vacuum entrance mats, hallway
floors Central Vacuum
Dust all ledges. baseboards and fixtures Pledge. Ostrich
Feather Duster.
Cleaning cloth
Hallways/
Staircases I5 mins Vacuum rugs and floors Central Vacuum
Dust all ledges, baseboards and fixtures Pledge, Ostrich
Feather Duster,
Cleaning cloth
Powder Rooms 30 mins Wipe fixtures and polish metal Damp cloth
Straighten or replace towels, restock paper
products Linens. Kleenex.
toilet paper
Clean toilet bowl Toilet bowl Brush,
Lysol Toilet Bowl
Cleaner
Buff Mirrors and glass Windex and dry
cleaning cloth
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Sweep and damp mop floor Broom, swiffer
Great Room 20 rains Sweep/ vacuum entrance mats, hallway
floors, Central Vacuum
Dust all ledges, baseboards and fixtures
Fluff pillows as needed Pledge. Ostrich
Feather Duster,
Cleaning cloth
Dining Room 10 mins Sweep/ vacuum entrance mats, hallwayfloors Central Vacuum
Dust all ledges, baseboards and fixtures Pledge. Ostrich
Feather Duster.
Cleaning cloth
TOTAL TIME 90 minutes
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