The

Mad Hatter |

A Douglas College Newslette

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The New Westminster campus of Douglas College encompasses over

 

 

415,000 square feet, uses 200 varieties of lightbulbs and light fixtures

and consumes over 12 million sheets of toilet paper in a single year.

In other words, it's a big place, and keeping the campus in reasonably
tidy condition is often more than the five full-time Building Service

Workers (BSW's) can manage.

Neil Douglas, Stephen Sales, Jack Kelly, Gary Thind and Bob Gordon
practically live their shifts in one or more of the 27 washroom facilities

at the permanent campus, says their supervisor Ken McCoy.

"There just isn't enough time in the day for those guys to complete
every single piece of work that needs doing,” says McCoy, the Manager
of Security and Building Services. "They really have to put in an extra

effort."

Receiving duties, investigating plumbing, electrical, elevator and other
faults and handling complaints are all extra parts of the service worker's
routines.

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