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    This maintenance schedule outlines tasks to be completed every 8 hours, 50 hours, and 100 hours for ICT equipment. Tasks to be done every 8 hours include cleaning walls, windows, and ceilings. Every 50 hours, maintenance includes checking hand tools, testers, and supplies. Equipment checks every 100 hours involve computer workstations, AVR/UPS systems, printers, input devices, power cords, circuit breakers, floors, and air conditioning. The schedule was prepared by a CSS trainer, noted by a TESDA coordinator, and approved by the deputy program director of the College of Computer Studies and Engineering.

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    Sample Maintenance Schedule for CSS NC II

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    This maintenance schedule outlines tasks to be completed every 8 hours, 50 hours, and 100 hours for ICT equipment. Tasks to be done every 8 hours include cleaning walls, windows, and ceilings. Every 50 hours, maintenance includes checking hand tools, testers, and supplies. Equipment checks every 100 hours involve computer workstations, AVR/UPS systems, printers, input devices, power cords, circuit breakers, floors, and air conditioning. The schedule was prepared by a CSS trainer, noted by a TESDA coordinator, and approved by the deputy program director of the College of Computer Studies and Engineering.

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    Ict - Css Equipment Maintainance Schedule

    Uploaded by

    Eviok Anfone Zosa
    This maintenance schedule outlines tasks to be completed every 8 hours, 50 hours, and 100 hours for ICT equipment. Tasks to be done every 8 hours include cleaning walls, windows, and ceilings. Every 50 hours, maintenance includes checking hand tools, testers, and supplies. Equipment checks every 100 hours involve computer workstations, AVR/UPS systems, printers, input devices, power cords, circuit breakers, floors, and air conditioning. The schedule was prepared by a CSS trainer, noted by a TESDA coordinator, and approved by the deputy program director of the College of Computer Studies and Engineering.

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    ICT – CSS EQUIPMENT MAINTAINANCE SCHEDULE*

    8 hours 50 hours 100 hours

     Wall, windows  Hand tools  Computer work


    and ceilings  Testers stations
     Supplies and  AVR/UPS
    materials  Printer
     Input devices
     Power chords and
    circuit breakers
     Floor
     Air con

    Prepared by: Noted by:

    Mr. Vincent Anthony A. Zosa Mrs. Emalyn Carreon

    CSS Trainer TESDA Coordinator

    Approved by:

    Mrs. Marte Dagpin

    Deputy Program Director, College of Computer Studies and Engineering

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