Washington § 74.42.340 - Administrative support — Purchasing — Inventory control.

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§ 74.42.340. Administrative support — Purchasing — Inventory control.

(1) The facility shall provide adequate administrative support to efficiently meet the needs of residents and facilitate attainment of the facility's goals and objectives.
(2) The facility shall:
(a) Document the purchasing process;
(b) Adequately operate the inventory control system and stockroom;
(c) Have appropriate storage facilities for all supplies and surplus equipment; and
(d) Train and assist personnel to do purchase, supply, and property control functions.
[ 1980 c 184 s 11; 1979 ex.s. c 211 s 34.]

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