Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Establishing an Effective Building Maintenance Strategy

Photo credit: IMPEC Gourp, Inc.

It is extremely important that you have an effective building maintenance strategy; this is to ensure that all the system components of your building are always working well - efficient yet economical. But the question you might have in mind is: how can I do it? Well, I have here below some insights that you might consider useful for your building maintenance tasks - things that I have noted from roaming around the web.


Here are some useful ideas:
  • Your company needs to have an established protocol that every staff member must follow; it is the standard procedure that serves as basis for your building maintenance tasks. Please note that every protocol is open for upgrade or modification as it must conform with the ever-changing work environment.
  • Help from a third party can be a very great help in establishing your protocol. What I mean is that there are probably areas of maintenance works where you and your staff might be not excellent to carry out; a third party that is experts in the field can help in defining your system for building maintenance. For instance, companies in California called the IMPEC Group provides a third party maintenance services to companies in the area - letting the companies work on their core businesses and have the maintenance tasks managed by the said service provider.
  • Periodic assessment or evaluation is necessary to determine whether the protocol you have defined and established has been carried out well - and carried out effectively - or just another system loopholes. The evaluation can be done monthly, quarterly, etc. - depending on the type of system you have and the industry you belong.

Your building maintenance strategy must be able to achieve the following goals:

  • To see to it that every component is functioning well so that your building whole operation is not hampered, which is critical in keeping your clients to stick on your company in the industry you belong.
  • To keep the operations cost at a minimum level, which is vital to help attain the optimum net worth your company can have.
  • To help maintain the whole facility so that it is always safe from any untoward accident such as fire or structure collapse, etc.

So, again, remember to be always aware on how your building maintenance tasks is being done and you can always alter the standard procedure you have established for constant refinement.

That’s all for today folks! Till my next blog.

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