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I. General Provisions

Persons at least 18 years of age who have a medical certificate and have been instructed are accepted for the position of a watchman.
The watchman reports to the head of the preschool educational institution.
He is hired and dismissed by order of the head of the kindergarten.
Guided by this Job Description, Internal Labor Regulations.
Observes labor discipline.
The caretaker must know:

rules of internal labor regulations;
telephone numbers of the fire brigade and police, the duty officer of the civil defense emergency;
rules for using a fire extinguisher;
rules and norms of labor protection, safety measures, fire safety;
course of action in an emergency.

II. Official duties

Before the start of the shift, he receives the building from the administrator on duty, checks the condition of the protected building and territory: locks, other locking devices, seals, fire fighting equipment, doors, windows, lighting, telephones, etc. In case of detection of violations, damage reports about this to the representative of the administration and the duty officer of the police department.
Monitors compliance with fire safety rules in the premises of the kindergarten, in warehouses and on sites. In the event of a fire or ignition, report it to the fire brigade and the police. Prior to the arrival of firefighters takes measures to extinguish the fire.
While on duty, he regularly walks around the building, checks the territory, monitors the emergency lighting.
After the departure of children and employees, he closes the gates, gates, entrance doors, checks whether the windows are closed and whether the lights are on in the premises of the kindergarten.
Ensures the safety of property, premises, children's play areas.
Do not let strangers into the kindergarten.
In the morning, before the start of the cooks' working day, he opens the gate, the entrance doors, turns off the outdoor lighting of the territory adjacent to the building (according to the season).

III. Rights

The caretaker has the right:

Demand timely repair and replacement of locking devices, lighting, and proper operation of the telephone from the management.
Stop any attempt to steal material assets of the kindergarten.
Require kindergarten employees to comply with fire safety rules.
Has the rights provided by the Labor Code of Ukraine.
IV. A responsibility
The caretaker is responsible for:
For the safety of the premises of the kindergarten, storage facilities, play areas, equipment, inventory, food.
For the performance of all duties assigned by this instruction.

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