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Preventive Maintenance for Corporate Buildings: What Should You Plan?
Good facility management addresses issues before equipment fails or spaces become unusable. Building systems are interconnected and affect people across the organization.
Start with Asset and System List.
You should know first what the floor has systems such as Electrical, Plumbing, Air-conditioning, Fire Systems including equipment and space that need to be regularly inspected.
Separate Preventive with Corrective Work
Preventive Maintenance is the setting of a cycle of checking and care before problems. The General Repair or Corrective Work is the correction when disorders are found. Good administration must include both parts.
Ordered by Criticality
Security-affecting systems, operations or customer experience should be considered and have a clearer support plan than the general equipment.
Save the problem to find pattern
Repair history and the point of repeated problems can help you decide whether to repair, improve or renove instead of repeated solutions.
Connect Facility with Area Upgrades
A repair alone does not always solve the problem: the layout, building systems or usable space may also need improvement. ICORP can connect facility support with design, construction and interior services within the project scope.
The scope that ICORP supports
General Repair · Preventive Maintenance · Electrical · Plumbing · Air-conditioning · Fire Systems · Renovation & Improvement · Facility Support Services including Stock Management, Storage and Delivery Support for corporate support work
