Effective Building Maintenance Protection of Capital Assets

This text addresses in great detail the requirements for designing, implementing, and managing programs and procedures for the maintenance of major building elements from the foundation to the roof, including interior and exterior support systems and sitework elements. Topics include facilities as assets, major renovations, preventative maintenance, special maintenance considerations, and designing for building maintenance.

Facilities as Assets Programmed Maintenance as Asset Management Maintenance Planning and Budgeting Staffing the Maintenance Department Computerized Maintenance Management Systems Planned Replacement or Major Renovation Building Component Life Funded Depreciation and Budgeting for Replacement/ Renovation Life-Cycle Cost Analysis at Replacement/Renovation Time Consequences of Deferred Replacement/Renovation Preventative Maintenance Basic Requirements for General Construction Maintenance Basic Requirements for Service Systems MaintenancePredictive Maintenance MethodsPreventive and Predictive Maintenance Procedures Special Maintenance ConsiderationsSustainable Maintenance v. Sustainable BuildingsIndoor Air Quality Moisture Intrusion and Mold Infestation Dealing with Failing Masonry Walls Designing for Building Maintainability General ConstructionPlumbing Heating, Ventilating, and Air-ConditioningElectrical AppendicesA: Filter Application GuidelinesB: Dilution Ventilation RequirementsC: Funded Depreciation Financial FactorsD: Maintenance Staff Job DescriptionsE: Preventative Maintenance ProceduresF: Preventative Maintenance Procedures for Access by Disabled Persons

Herb Stanford