overview
A facility’s physical appearance often provides clients, customers, visitors and employees with their first impression, and consequently a clean, high-level comfortable work or live environment free of hazards is imperative. Ensuring that facilities are well managed is our primary objective, we also ensure that the facility is fit for purpose and communication is made simple.
In addition to the above we offer the following;
Roadways, sidewalks and parking lots; this element alone, if not
well
prepared, constructed and maintained can affect the perception
of the customer,
employee and community. As a result, of this we are able, after
due assessment
of the condition of the roadways, sidewalks and parking lots, to
establish
policies, standards and practices for parking issues and
maintenance relating to
parking elements such as:
• Parking structures
• Landscaping
• Site utilities
• Parking structures
• Landscaping
• Site utilities
According to IFMA Benchmarks III, 1997, the average utility
costs comprise up to
40% of the facility’s total operating costs. From our
experience, utility cost
is up to 75% of the facility’s total operating costs. Energy
consumption is the
largest portion of the operating budget and it increases every
year. What we do
is to develop an effective energy management program to help
modulate these
escalating costs.
• Electrical generating/distribution systems
• Waste water and water treatment plants
• Communal Cleaning/ Refuse Disposal: We provide a mechanism for evaluating housekeeping performance and recommend housekeeping task frequencies which are based on daily, weekly, monthly and annually.
• Electrical generating/distribution systems
• Waste water and water treatment plants
• Communal Cleaning/ Refuse Disposal: We provide a mechanism for evaluating housekeeping performance and recommend housekeeping task frequencies which are based on daily, weekly, monthly and annually.
We assess the condition of a building’s structural and exterior
systems and
establish policies, standards and practices for the operation
and maintenance of
these systems. One of the practices we will be applying here is
to carryout both
periodic and annual systems inspection to ascertain that the
building is
structurally, mechanically, and electrically sound prior to the
use by
occupants.
We are able to oversee the acquisition, installation, operation,
maintenance and
disposition of building systems. We assess a facility’s need for
building
systems, recommend building systems and policies, and establish
practices and
procedures. Monitor and evaluate how well building systems
perform, manage
corrective, preventive and predictive maintenance. The building
interior systems
generally include:
• Interior finishes: building interiors are comprised of a system of interior walls, doors or other type of openings, ceilings and floor finishes.
• Furniture, fixtures and equipment.
• Mechanical (HVAC) systems: in dealing with HVAC systems we will be applying the Preventive Maintenance Approach.
• Electrical systems.
• Plumbing systems.
• Vertical transportation systems: otherwise known as conveying systems, elevators and escalators are the mechanical systems for the vertical, inclined and horizontal movement of people, mail, materials, food service and core business goods.
• Fire and life safety systems: since life safety operation are those associated with ensuring that the facility is a safe, secure place to work or live and is also in full compliance with applicable federal, state, local and owner laws and regulations, our operational management of life safety functions includes operation of safety equipment, fire detection and suppression systems, egress (exit) requirements such as signage, exit doors and building alarms and visual/audible indicators.
Our responsibilities also include identifying and conducting mandated safety training and drills. • Security systems: this include traffic patterns, parking, lighting, physical barriers, intrusion detection/alarm, electronic surveillance, entrance and exit controls, and resident and visitor identification
• Interior finishes: building interiors are comprised of a system of interior walls, doors or other type of openings, ceilings and floor finishes.
• Furniture, fixtures and equipment.
• Mechanical (HVAC) systems: in dealing with HVAC systems we will be applying the Preventive Maintenance Approach.
• Electrical systems.
• Plumbing systems.
• Vertical transportation systems: otherwise known as conveying systems, elevators and escalators are the mechanical systems for the vertical, inclined and horizontal movement of people, mail, materials, food service and core business goods.
• Fire and life safety systems: since life safety operation are those associated with ensuring that the facility is a safe, secure place to work or live and is also in full compliance with applicable federal, state, local and owner laws and regulations, our operational management of life safety functions includes operation of safety equipment, fire detection and suppression systems, egress (exit) requirements such as signage, exit doors and building alarms and visual/audible indicators.
Our responsibilities also include identifying and conducting mandated safety training and drills. • Security systems: this include traffic patterns, parking, lighting, physical barriers, intrusion detection/alarm, electronic surveillance, entrance and exit controls, and resident and visitor identification