Development of Framework for Asset Management of Public Building

Abstract

The budget for public buildings is expected to increase to their maintenance, and the systematic maintenance and sufficient budget are recognized as the important factors for building maintenance. In Korea, buildings are not systematically maintained due to the lack of manpower, expertise and basis of maintenance budget estimates. Compared with Australia where the facility maintenance is optimized through asset management, Korea has only passive maintenance systems that focus on regulations. The introduction of the systematic asset management is required to ensure the advanced building maintenance in Korea. In this study, the asset management processes for social infrastructure facilities in and out of Korea were analyzed, and the asset management framework for public buildings were established. The asset management procedure consisted of ordinary asset management procedure, selective asset value assessment. The framework in this study was developed focusing on the asset management task for public buildings and presented the detailed contents of each step. The application of this framework to the actual work will enable the systematic management of building's value and performance, and the efficient appropriation of the maintenance budget.

Analysis of the Role of Policy Socialization, Asset Management, and Performance Management in Improving the Effectiveness of Public Services in West Java

“…Asset management is essential for efficient resource allocation in public service delivery, especially in infrastructure development [21], [22]. Effective asset management involves lifecycle management of physical assets, which includes planning, acquisition, maintenance, and disposal [23], [24].…”