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The document discusses types of building maintenance including preventive, corrective, predictive, routine, emergency, and cosmetic maintenance. It also outlines strategies for in-house and outsourced building maintenance. Finally, it introduces several technologies that can be used for building maintenance like CMMS, BIM, IoT sensors, facility management software, augmented reality, and drones. Implementing an effective maintenance strategy along with these technologies can optimize processes, lower costs, and prolong a building's lifespan.

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Cma534 Tutorial Week 10

The document discusses types of building maintenance including preventive, corrective, predictive, routine, emergency, and cosmetic maintenance. It also outlines strategies for in-house and outsourced building maintenance. Finally, it introduces several technologies that can be used for building maintenance like CMMS, BIM, IoT sensors, facility management software, augmented reality, and drones. Implementing an effective maintenance strategy along with these technologies can optimize processes, lower costs, and prolong a building's lifespan.

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CMA534 TUTORIAL WEEK 10

MOHAMAD HASBI EZWANI BIN ZAINUDDIN


2022220386

1) Types of Building Maintenance:

Building maintenance encompasses various activities to ensure the proper


functioning, safety, and aesthetics of a structure. Here are different types of building
maintenance:

a. Preventive Maintenance:

• Regular inspections and tasks to prevent potential issues.

• Examples include routine inspections of electrical systems, plumbing, and


structural elements.

b. Corrective Maintenance:

• Addressing issues as they arise.

• Reactive repairs to fix failures or malfunctions promptly.

c. Predictive Maintenance:

• Using data and analytics to predict when maintenance is needed.

• Helps schedule maintenance activities based on equipment condition.

d. Routine Maintenance:

• Regular, scheduled tasks to keep systems and components in good working


order.

• Includes activities like cleaning, lubrication, and minor adjustments.

e. Emergency Maintenance:

• Immediate response to critical issues that pose safety risks or could lead to
severe damage.

• Rapid intervention to address urgent problems.


f. Cosmetic Maintenance:

• Improving the aesthetic appeal of a building.

• Includes painting, cleaning, and other tasks to enhance visual appearance.

2) Building Maintenance Strategies and Organization:

a. In-House Building Maintenance:

• Advantages:

• Direct control over maintenance activities.

• Familiarity with the building's specific needs.

• Quick response to issues.

• Disadvantages:

• Higher initial investment in staff and training.

• Limited expertise in specialized areas.

• Potential challenges during peak workloads.

b. Outsourcing Building Maintenance:

• Advantages:

• Access to specialized expertise and equipment.

• Cost-effective, especially for non-core activities.

• Flexibility in resource allocation.

• Disadvantages:

• Reduced control over maintenance processes.

• Dependence on external contractors.

• Communication challenges may arise.

3) Technology for Building Maintenance:

a. Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS):


• Streamlines work order management, asset tracking, and preventive
maintenance scheduling.

• Provides a centralized platform for organizing maintenance activities.

b. Building Information Modeling (BIM):

• Creates a digital representation of the building, aiding in planning and


coordination.

• Facilitates maintenance planning and identifies potential issues.

c. IoT Sensors and Smart Building Technology:

• Monitors equipment and systems in real-time.

• Detects anomalies, predicts failures, and optimizes energy usage.

d. Facility Management Software:

• Manages building operations, maintenance, and space utilization.

• Enhances communication and collaboration among maintenance teams.

e. Augmented Reality (AR) for Maintenance:

• Assists technicians with on-site guidance and training.

• Improves troubleshooting efficiency and reduces downtime.

f. Drones for Building Inspection:

• Conducts aerial inspections of roofs, facades, and other inaccessible areas.

• Provides visual data for preventive maintenance planning.

Implementing a combination of these technologies, along with an effective


maintenance strategy, can optimize building maintenance processes, reduce costs,
and extend the lifespan of building systems and components.

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