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