Set the alarm clock for 5:58 am

How to use the online alarm clock

Handing the changing-room warm-up to the next caretaker at 5:58 am means leaving a clear cue, not a vague instruction. Set the alarm for 6:00 am so they know when to check the controls before the school match, then tell them what has already been switched on and which rooms still need attention. Those two minutes are enough for a brief handover without losing track of the exact check time.

While the caretaker moves between corridors, this alarm page may sit behind another browser tab and continue counting towards the set time. Bring it back to the front before stepping away, keep the sound level audible, and avoid relying on a screen that may soon lock. If the browser is closed or the computer goes to sleep, the changing-room alarm will not sound, so the handover needs a separate backup whenever nobody will remain near the open page.

For an early school fixture, the person taking over should check how the changing room actually feels rather than assuming every area needs more heat. At 6:00 am, a cool outdoor temperature can hide stuffiness indoors, especially after heating has run for a while. If the building has air conditioning, confirm it is not cooling against the heating; use the existing controls steadily and note any adjustment for the later staff.