Buildings Renovation and Maintenance in the Public Sector

Macek, Daniel; Dobiáš, Jiří

doi:10.1016/j.proeng.2014.10.562

Cited by 18 publications

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“…[6]. A Buildpass model is the web-based application designed at that level all users can use it engineers and others also, it has a capability to share the experience and knowledge of experts in the system, also linkage their knowledge with the technical standards [17]. The information gathered by the system would be useful for future maintenance management such as decision making, cost monitoring, optimizing the re-use of information and future planned maintenance according to Ali [18].…”

Section: Previous Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Effect of Using Building Maintenance Information Management System in Maintenance Process in Ministry of Education

Hussein

Öztaş

2020

KJAR

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Educational buildings and Schools are one of the important facilities in community directly related to all families and any problems in the buildings affect the learning process, in Kurdistan according to the latest status about 60% of schools need maintenance and renovations and these data’s needs to manage properly. Information management involves the design of a system in which data is collected and processed into management information, Missing building information or outdated lead to ineffective project management. In this research a web-based model namely BMIMS (Building Maintenance Information Management System) is developed to record, kept, manage and share all information between technical staff in directories. The Model presented to the technical staffs in MOE (Ministry of Education), perform a survey using the special questionaries’ form. The results show that the system has an impact on maintenance process and information management in MOE, the system outcome effect on three themes which are information, communication and cost. The model lead to increase collaboration, communication and productivity, and reducing request for information, losing data, time, rework and administration cost. BMIMS also improves data gathering, information management, better design and construction decisions, knowledge transfer, and staffs technical skills. The research indicates the factors which lead to implement in MOE, training staff is the first one after that the hardware and IT issue after that adoption by top managers. This model is most suitable for other ministries carrying out maintenance.

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confidence: 99%

Effect of Using Building Maintenance Information Management System in Maintenance Process in Ministry of Education

Hussein

Öztaş

2020

KJAR

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“…Maintenance and renovation (with regards to buildings) are two terms that cannot be separated in facility management. They play an important role in terms of cost during the life cycle of a buildings [4] According to [5], building and maintenance management is an effectively organized system consisting of operations, repairs and maintenance to ensure the building is used according to its purpose and functions to its optimal ability.…”

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“…According to [4], the proper application of maintenance management will extend the life span of the building and can also avoid unnecessary damage to elements of the building. Other causes of damage to buildings are from humans.…”

Section: Building Maintenance and Repair Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

The development of quality management systems in maintenance and monitoring the process of risk-based repair work in government buildings

Latief¹,

Machfudiyanto²,

Soepandji³

et al. 2018

MATEC Web Conf.

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Abstract. Buildings exemplify the social and economic aspects of an environment and provide shelters, space and facilities for human activity. A decent maintenance system is a vital component of all buildings. However, a good maintenance system is not always present in the government buildings of Indonesia. Government buildings require maintenance to extend sustainability, indirectly accomplishing services to the community. Financial planning is issued annually by the government to maintain their buildings, but there is no underlined Quality Management System in this plan. This study aims to develop a Quality Management System in maintenance and monitor the process of repair work in Government Buildings. The methods used in this research are: The Delphi method and risk questionnaire surveys. The risks found in each activity have been analysed descriptively and qualitatively, resulting in responses reflecting the highest of risk. The result was that the risk-based quality management system in maintenance and monitoring process of repair work was successfully applied to improve the performance in the environment of governmental buildings.

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“…), which are illustrated in Figure.1. Mishra and Pathak (2012) Maintenance oriented organisations spend substantial amounts of their annual budget in auditing and measuring their quality performance through hiring experts who, in many cases, are difficult tofind in very specialised areas (Macek and Dobiáš, 2014). According to Dhillon (2006), maintenance costs can represent between 60% to 75% of the life cycle cost for a large system.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%