Clubhouse & equipment management
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Looking after your clubhouse and the essential equipment that keeps the club running is just as important as maintaining the courts.
Clubhouse Care:
- Cleanliness: Regular cleaning schedules for the kitchen, toilets, and general areas ensure a welcoming environment. Consider rosters or working bees.
- Maintenance & Repairs: Address minor repairs (leaky taps, blown lightbulbs) promptly. Have a system for reporting maintenance issues. Plan for larger maintenance items (painting, plumbing work).
- Utilities & Services: Manage electricity, water, waste collection, and any other services efficiently.
- Security: Ensure the clubhouse is properly secured when not in use.
Managing Key Equipment:
Your club relies on various pieces of equipment, and managing them well saves money and hassle.
- Major Equipment (e.g., Mowers, Rollers):
- Routine Maintenance: Follow manufacturer recommendations for servicing (oil changes, filter cleaning, blade sharpening for mowers). Keep a simple logbook of maintenance performed.
- Safe Operation: Ensure only trained/authorised members operate major machinery. Have clear operating procedures and safety guidelines (e.g., fuel handling).
- Storage: Store equipment securely and protected from the weather.
- Fault Reporting: Have a clear process for users to report any faults or concerns with equipment immediately.
- Playing Equipment (e.g., Club Mallets, Balls, Hoops):
- Regularly inspect for damage or wear.
- Store properly to prevent damage or loss.
- Have a system for repairs or replacement.
- Other Equipment (Kitchen appliances, furniture etc.):
- Keep clean and in good working order.
- Report any malfunctions.
Proactive management of the clubhouse and equipment prevents bigger problems down the line and ensures these valuable assets serve the club well.
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