As a Facility or Maintenance Manager, your building and equipment are the foundation for a functioning day to day work life. Preventing issues before they arise is your best strategy at winning in the game. We have compiled a list of ways to help you succeed more easily and keep on top of your routines.
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It's that time of the year again: spring is around the corner (let's keep hoping!), the world around you is about to awake from a long winter's slumber, and everything feels fresh and new. If only that feeling extended to your business' workshop...
We have a few tips for your corporate spring-cleaning so that your day-to-day feels as refreshing as a walk in the park after a sprinkle of rain.
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For millennia, technology has been making our lives easier - from the invention of the wheel to writing to modern smart cities. Facility management and building maintenance, too, have benefitted from breathtaking technological advancements. What are you waiting for?
Tags: cmms software, computerized maintenance management software, computer maintenance management software
Something goes wrong. Your boiler’s not working and a whole senior living centre is out of hot water in the middle of winter. You know it shouldn’t have failed based on its life expectancy — so how do you find out what happened?
Run or work in a seniors’ residence? Then high on your list of priorities should be ensuring that everyone’s comfortable.
A hotel is more than a bed and a quick breakfast. It’s somewhere your guests are trusting to handle their basic needs while they’re away from home.
A skilled nursing facility, Silver Bluff Village needs to keep their buildings operating at a high standard. One requirement? A wet sprinkler system — with water always sitting in the pipes ready to go for the safety of the residents.
Do you support a large seniors’ residence? You may spend your days juggling a never-ending train of tasks in order to keep conditions comfortable for staff and residents. In many cases, we hear from maintenance staff that they’re spending so much time reacting to things breaking they’ve got no time left for other important work that could save the organization money.
