The same trades, different failure points
Seven building types, each with the asset that stops it, the record an inspector asks for and the line we usually start with.
Facility management changes with the building. A factory loses money when a shutdown overruns, a food plant fails audits on pest and drainage records, a tower is judged on lobbies and lifts, and labour accommodation fails on water, bed bugs and cooling. Each sector page names the failure, the inspector and where to start.
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Factories
Fails first on the asset that stops the line and the shutdown that overruns. The record asked for is the maintenance history per critical asset.
Read moreStart: pest controlFood facilities
Fails on pest, drainage and cleaning records rather than on the cleaning itself. The auditor asks for the pest site map, the area schedule and the verification log.
Read moreStart: planned maintenanceWarehouses
Fails on dock doors, levellers, roofs and the gaps pests use. The record asked for is door maintenance and proofing, bay by bay.
Read moreStart: O&M contractOffices and towers
Judged on washrooms, lifts and the temperature on the top floor. Tenants read the zone scorecard and the response log.
Read moreStart: planned maintenanceRetail networks
Fails on consistency across branches. Completion is shown per site, not averaged across the network.
Read moreStart: support staffingCompounds
Hundreds of small assets drift at once across villas and amenities. The record is coverage per villa and per amenity.
Read moreStart: disinfection and pestsLabour accommodation
Water, cooling, bed bugs and kitchens at full occupancy. The records are the tank record, the pest record and the room inspection log.
Read morePart of one system
Every division keeps records to the same standard, so the second one you need works the way the first one did.
Several building types on one estate
One contract covers them, with a schedule per site and the sector logic applied per site. The survey gives you the scope for your sector, the inspectors for your site with what each one asks to see, and a draft schedule weighted to the failure points.