What does a good preventive maintenance schedule look like for office lockers?

A practical locker maintenance schedule includes: quarterly inspection of all locks (test function, clean with compressed air, lubricate keyed cylinders annually), monthly wipe-down of interiors and exteriors (mild soap and water for steel, manufacturer-approved cleaner for laminate), annual tightening of hinge screws and door alignment checks, immediate repair of dented or bent doors that prevent secure closure. For electronic locks, replace batteries per manufacturer schedule (typically 1–3 years) before failure. Keep a log of any forced entries or vandalism. Catching small issues early (a stiff lock, a bent hinge) prevents them from becoming bigger problems. FindOfficeFurniture.com — 888-719-4960.