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

Latief, Yusuf; Machfudiyanto, Rossy Armyn; Soepandji, Budi Susilo; Khairina,; Aldesty, Riany

doi:10.1051/matecconf/201819506005

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“…Issues related to the quality of repair work do not give a bad experience as issues related to heritage integrity. This finding also supports a previous study by Latief et. al.…”

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confidence: 94%

Tourists' Perspectives on Condition of Heritage Buildingsand Resiliency of the Heritage Tourism Industry in Melaka

Syed Mohamad,

Abdul Rahman,

Suratkon

et al. 2023

IJSCET

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Heritage buildings have been seen as an asset that needs to be maintained not only for the sake of history and culture but also as a legacy for future generations. In Melaka, heritage buildings have become a source of pride forthe people of Malacca and also the main source of income for the state government through heritage tourism activities. It is important to ensure that these heritage buildings continue to recover and be free from damage so that the tourists who come have agood experience.This study is focused on the issues which were concerning the condition of heritage buildings in Malacca from the perspective of tourists. Heritage buildings around thetourist spot in Malacca were selected as locations for this study. The study adopted a questionnaire survey, that involved 211 local touristsas the respondents of the survey. The respondents were requested to gauge the conditions issue andthe resiliency of heritage buildings using 5-points Likert scale. The collected data were analysed descriptively.The results found thatthe overall average condition issue mean value is high (M = 4.05) and can be interpreted as satisfactory. This indicates that the level of satisfaction with the condition received is high. Although most respondents expressed a good experience with the condition of the heritage buildings that they had visited, there isstill room for improvements. The findings also show that all the agreement statements related to the resiliency of the heritage tourism industry in Melaka have an average score of 79%.As a result of the survey, it is important that the parties involved in heritage management follow theconservation standards, promote,and practice good integrity, especially in ensuring the originality and authenticity of materials used as well as good work procedures to ensure the future resiliency of the heritage tourism industryin Malacca.

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“…Issues related to the quality of repair work do not give a bad experience as issues related to heritage integrity. This finding also supports a previous study by Latief et. al.…”

Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 94%

Tourists' Perspectives on Condition of Heritage Buildingsand Resiliency of the Heritage Tourism Industry in Melaka

Syed Mohamad,

Abdul Rahman,

Suratkon

et al. 2023

IJSCET

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“…Thus, functionality of building will be lost and there will be the huge expenditure for new construction. Timely addressing of maintenance problems can minimize maintenance cost and save investment for replacement construction [7]. Furthermore, there will be the serious issues regarding the users and property safety due to the improper handling of maintenance problems.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The buildings that cannot be maintained will be damaged and will cause failure in their life time. This damage is caused by human factors, such as lack of understanding and knowledge of workers on maintenance and repair work techniques [7].…”

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A Review on Problems of the Public Building Maintenance Works with Special Reference to Nepal

Dahal¹,

Dahal²

2020

AJCBM

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The study was conducted during the period from the month of March to April 2020. Published literatures such as thesis, paper, manuals, reports, and database were collected from different sources and studied thoroughly. The conclusions were drawn on the basis of the studied materials. The study found that the public buildings of any nation are too valuable assets and maintaining them at regular functional state is becoming challenging job for developing countries like Nepal. The most significant building maintenance problems are: plumbing and w/s, toilet, bathroom and sanitary, electrical problems, poor maintenance management and practices, peeling of paint, dampness, surface cracking, growth of fungi or small plants and decay or breaking of floor/tile. Decay, deterioration and failure of the fabric and finishing of a building due to negligence of maintenance have harmful effects on the contents and occupants. Causes of maintenance problems can be grouped as managerial, technical, building user related and natural causes. There are major causes such as design defects, inadequate contractor and construction supervision, use of low quality materials and workmanship, unavailability of qualified human resources and quality materials, poor maintenance management, insufficient maintenance fund but high and unexpected cost, age of building, natural disaster and earth settlement and so on. Lack of proper maintenance department, programs, plan and policy are the critical issues of improvement by public institutions. Patent and latent defects in buildings are serious issues and failure to address them would contribute to additional rectification cost, hamper the smooth operation of the building and reduce its service life. Buildings and facilities that are not properly maintained can cause discomfort and lead to accidents and injury to the users. The study would like to suggest that the handling of maintenance problems should be minimized by identifying the root causes and applying the effective and efficient maintenance management program. Precaution should be applied at design and construction stage ensuring quality construction and delivery with all building documents. Furthermore, each public institution should formulate maintenance objectives, apply suitable strategy, manage adequate resources, develop maintenance action plan, periodic review of performance and strategy at service stage.

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“…At the same time, at present, the most widely used information models are used at the design stage [6], to visualize data about the object, as well as to control project risks [7][8][9][10]. To a lesser extent, they are used at the construction stage and are practically not used for data management during the exploitation phase of the buildings [11][12][13]. Consider the problems of digital technology in the exploitation of buildings.…”

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confidence: 99%

Development of building exploitation programs in the concept of energy-sustainable urban development

Dement'eva

2020

E3S Web Conf.

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In the life of every major metropolis, there comes a time when it is impossible to reach new levels of development without the use of innovative technologies. They are necessary to optimize ongoing processes in the urban environment and ensure energy-sustainable urban development. The purpose of the study was to develop a model of an exploitation program designed to monitor and ensure the safe and energy efficient exploitation of buildings and assess the quality of work of managing organizations. The relevance of the study is justified, on the one hand, by the lack of a unified system of planning and quality control of building management, and, on the other hand, by the need to use information technologies as part of the Digital Economy of the Russian Federation program for successful planning of a sustainable urban environment. The object of research was the process of technical operation of buildings. The subject of the study was the study of the principles of the formation of building maintenance programs based on information technologies taking into account energy efficiency requirements. One of the significant results of the study is the developed algorithm for the formation of a building maintenance program for deciding on corrective maintenance measures. Criteria are proposed for assessing the quality of managing the safety and comfort of a building, which can be taken into account when developing voluntary national standards in the field of "green" construction.

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

Cited by 10 publications

References 9 publications

Tourists' Perspectives on Condition of Heritage Buildingsand Resiliency of the Heritage Tourism Industry in Melaka

Tourists' Perspectives on Condition of Heritage Buildingsand Resiliency of the Heritage Tourism Industry in Melaka

A Review on Problems of the Public Building Maintenance Works with Special Reference to Nepal

Development of building exploitation programs in the concept of energy-sustainable urban development

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