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Find the approved reference for your work area

Cedar Grove Care Center is a fictional example. Start with the area assigned to you, then use its approved reference and training materials for the work at hand. This site helps you find those resources; it is not a cleaning protocol.

An empty hospital corridor with doors and waiting benches

Choose your assigned area

Use the area named in your assignment or handoff to find the right resource set.

Resident and shared living areas

Open the approved reference for the specific area assigned.
Check the related training reference when your assignment calls for it.

Dining and common spaces

Select the reference for the named dining or common space.
Use the approved resource rather than relying on a reference for another area.

Staff and back-of-house areas

Find the reference for the staff or support area in your assignment.
Route an equipment or building issue through the facilities handoff described on Supplies and support.

Continue to the right guidance

Choose the next page by the task you need to complete.

Understand handoffs

See who owns EVS, clinical, and facilities work, with a worked shift handoff.

Report a supply or equipment issue

Capture the location, item or asset, observed issue, and current work status.

Use the approved source for the assigned area

A useful reference is specific to the place and task in your assignment.

For example, a shift assignment names the east dining room. Find the approved east dining room reference and any linked training material before starting. Do not substitute a reference for a different area or infer procedure details from this site.

If the approved reference is missing, unclear, or does not match the assignment, pause that part of the work and ask the EVS lead or supervisor for the approved resource. If the question concerns clinical responsibility or infection-prevention guidance, the EVS lead routes it to the appropriate clinical or infection-prevention owner.