Bed Set Up

1. DUVET

1.1. DUVET Bed making standard operating procedure in hotel housekeeping. 1. Preparing for bed making, 2. Making the bed.Make sure you have the correct size sheets ...

1.2. optional blanket

1.2.1. duvet filler

1.3. bed runner

1.3.1. blanket

1.4. pillow

1.4.1. duvet jocket

1.4.1.1. rigth buttom shit

1.4.1.1.1. Pull the bed a little away from the headboard. Spread the 1st bed sheet and tuck the bottom side of the bed except for the four corners. Take the loose end of the sheet, about a foot from the corner at the head of the bed and pull it straight out, foaming a flap. Pull up the flap so it is flat.

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3. Procedure

3.1. follow set up

3.2. comforter

3.3. Turn the duvet cover inside out.

3.4. Grab the corners of the duvet.

3.5. Shake the duvet cover onto the duvet

3.6. Spread the duvet onto the bed

3.7. Turn the duvet cover inside out. r

4. STANDARD

4.1. Pull the bed a little away from the headboard. Spread the 1st bed sheet and tuck the bottom side of the bed except for the four corners. Take the loose end of the sheet, about a foot from the corner at the head of the bed and pull it straight out, foaming a flap. Pull up the flap so it is flat.

4.2. mattres

4.2.1. mitter

4.3. buttom rigth shit

4.3.1. pillow

4.4. top shit linen

4.4.1. mitter

4.5. bed runner

4.5.1. wrongside linen

4.6. fold2x

5. Procedure

5.1. A standard operating procedure is a set of step-by-step instructions compiled by an organization to help workers carry out complex routine operations. SOPs aim to achieve efficiency, quality output and uniformity of performance, while reducing miscommunication and failure to comply with industry regulations.

5.2. The source pointed out that the standard procedure when a plane suffers an urgent situation is to notify air traffic control and civilian aviation authorities of the country in which the plane is located at the time, which didn't happen at all in the case of the aforementioned Russian plane, adding that Syrian radar systems didn't report anything to the contrary.

5.3. However, under off-design occupancy conditions and as it is hard in practice to estimate the actual occupancy in each space, the standard procedure is usually applied using the design occupancy and thereby it will result in over ventilation in certain spaces yielding less than design occupants.