Managing equipment & Supplies

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MANAGING EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES Prepared by: M.C.M. MORALES

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MANAGING EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIESPrepared by: M.C.M. MORALES

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OBJECTIVES

Distinguish between capital expenditures and operating budget.

Discuss the control system.

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Material Budget

BUDGETS are the plans by which resources required to generate revenues are allocated.

2 Types of Budgets: 1. CAPITAL EXPENDITURE BUDGETS 2. OPERATING BUDGETS

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CAPITAL EXPENDITURE BUDGETS Budgets allocate the use of capital assets that

have a life span considerably in excess of one year.

FFE (furniture, fixtures and equipment) Are capital assets whose depreciation schedules

are somewhat shorter. SOFTWARE – is sometimes used to describe

certain types of depreciable fixtures.

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Capital expenditures, or capex, is money used to purchase, upgrade, improve, or extend the life of long-term assets. Long-term assets are typically property, infrastructure, or equipment with a useful life of more than one year

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OPERATING BUDGETS

Operating expenditures are those costs that are incurred in order to generate revenue in normal course of doing business. The cost of all non recycled inventory items, such as cleaning and guest supply is also operation cost..

Labor Costs Employee Costs Controllable Costs Control Profit

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INVENTORY CONTROL

Is the management function of classifying, ordering, receiving, storing, issuing, and accounting.

Example: An Executive Housekeeper for new and ongoing operations must not only perform tasks in controlling various classifications of inventories but also be technically competent in the selection.

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PRE-OPENING OPERATIONS

TEMPORARY STORAGEFurniture items are relatively easy to

safeguard since they are either massive in size or are attached to the facility.

MOVING INTO PROPERTYRequires detailed planning for the staging of

material so that nothing is misplaced or lost.

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PRE-OPENING OPERATIONS

DISPOSITION OF SPARESSpares are turned over to operations and

inventory responsibility must be assumed at that time.

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MATERIAL CLASSIFICATION

CLASSIFICATION OF MATERIALIs the first step in the process by which

items of value will be accounted for and controlled.

CURRENT ASSETS* Include items like cash, accounts

receivables and inventories.

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MATERIAL CLASSIFICATION

Fixed Assets Include land, building, and equipment.

LIFE EXPECTANCY- Items that are listed under various

depreciation category.

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ASSIGNMENT:

1. Describe the role of the Executive Housekeeper as a material administrator.

2. Differentiate between capital expenditure budgets and operating budgets.

3. What are the use of the pre opening budget?

4. Give the management function of inventory controls.

5. Describe the classifications of materials in the hotel.

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