SLD45I32-6000 — Unaccompanied Housing Management

SLD45I32-6000 governs the proper use, care, maintenance, and sanitation of Patrick SFB unaccompanied housing facilities.

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  • Publication number: SLD45I32-6000
  • Title: UNACCOMPANIED HOUSING MANAGEMENT
  • Date: 2022-11-08

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The publication addresses room inspections, furnishings, housekeeping, dormitory details, security, fire protection, disaster preparedness, and off-base residence. It outlines occupant responsibilities and states that compliance is mandatory, with certain violations subject to prosecution under the UCMJ.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all personnel residing in Patrick SFB unaccompanied housing.

Topics covered

  • Unaccompanied housing facilities
  • Room inspections
  • Housekeeping standards
  • Dormitory details
  • Fire prevention
  • Security surveillance
  • Disaster relocation
  • Off-base residence

Questions and answers

How often are unaccompanied housing rooms inspected?

Monthly room inspections will be conducted by any of the following, Base Commander, Senior Enlisted Leader, group, squadron commanders, or first sergeants with ADL utilizing the checklist in Attachment 3. (paragraph 1)

What are the housekeeping requirements for dormitory floors and carpet?

Vacuum carpet, sweep and mop floors weekly. Ensure dirt does not buildup in corners, behind doors or under furniture. Do not apply wax to floors.

What appliances are prohibited in dormitory rooms?

Use of appliances such as hot plates, electric fry pans, small stoves, griddles and grills are prohibited in rooms.

What are the quiet-time rules in unaccompanied housing?

Since many residents are shift workers, quiet time is seven days a week, 24 hours per day.

What fire-prevention rule applies to cooking in the kitchen?

To prevent fires, do not leave the kitchen unattended when cooking.

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