BLD 324: Building Maintenance II
• The course deals with the management aspects of building maintenance, maintenance cycles for different types of Buildings, Standards expected of […]
Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 23 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
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- Maintenance cycles for different types of BuildingsMaintenance cycles refer to the structured, periodic activities performed to preserve the functionality, safety, aesthetics, and value of buildings23
- 1.1What is Maintenance cycles
- 1.2Different types of buildings
- 1.3Influencing Factors and Best Practices
- 1.4Building Standrards & Standards Expected of Buildings
- 1.5Deviations in Construction & Spot Items
- 1.6Planning Maintenance & Resources Required
- 1.7Network Analysis
- 1.8Definition of Terms
- 1.9Critical Path Method (CPM)
- 1.10Program Evaluation And Review Technique (PERT)
- 1.11Frequency Distribution
- 1.12Allocation Theory
- 1.13Organization of Maintenance Departments
- 1.14Building Maintenance Problems and Their Solutions
- 1.15What Is a Schedule of Condition? (Dilapidation)
- 1.16Maintenance Audit and Specifications
- 1.17Statutory Requirements for Building Maintenance
- 1.18Programming, Executive, Appraisal, and Policy Guidelines in Building Maintenance
- 1.19Maintenance Strategies and Economic Consideration
- 1.20Sensitivity Analysis
- 1.21The Annual Equivalent Concept in Maintenance
- 1.22Queue Discipline and Systems
- 1.23Motivation Theory
