For today's facilities manager, the need has never been greater for current information on construction and maintenance costs, selection criteria, and efficient management practices.
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Applied Management Engineering is a nationally recognized engineering consulting firm specializing in improving facilities operations. Clients include the University of California, the City of San Diego, the State of Virginia, the University of Virginia, the Naval Facilities Engineering Command, and Ferm National Accelerator Laboratory. AME has also prepared several publications on facilities management for the Departments of the Navy and Air Force.
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Harvey H. Kaiser, R.A., Ph.D., is Senior Vice President in charge of Facilities and Associate Professor of Urban and Regional Planning at Syracuse University. He manages general administrative services at the school's Syracuse, Adirondacks, New York City, and European campuses. Dr. Kaiser has lectured extensively at universities and organizations. He is the author of The Facilities Manager's Reference as well as several books, articles, and monographs.
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This review is from: Maintenance Management Audit: A Step-By-Step Workbook to Better Your Facility's Bottom Line (Spiral-bound)
I had worked in Facility Management for thirty years when I picked up this guidebook. I used the tools in managing over 2 million square feet of commercial building space, and thousands of acres of publicly managed property. It's a book I cracked on my way to a life-changing interview and it did not let me down. I found that my customers really appreciated the implementation of the survey to measure their satisfaction, not only measure it but define it well enough that I could fix the problems. Well worth the money.
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The purpose of a maintenance management audit is to ensure that management is carrying out its mission, meeting its goals and objectives, following proper procedures, and managing resources effectively and efficiently. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
work control responsibilities, budget execution plan, work request procedure, workload identification, equipment history records, facility condition inspection, maintenance management audit, work control center, standing work orders, work force distribution, work control function, management audit process, engineered performance standards, maintenance management program, recurring work, variance reviews, shop organization, improvement action plan, priority criteria, functional statements, updating procedure, target rating, effectiveness rating, facility list, audit forms Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Comments Worksheet, Guideline Checklists, Effectiveness Rating Summary, Additional Comments, Effectiveness Rating Worksheet, Work Classification, Preliminary Program Review, Backlog of Funded Work, Facilities Inventory, Shop Spaces, Storeroom Operation, Work Requirements Documentation, Supervisory Coverage, Comments Figure, Inspection Staff, Planning Staff, Backlog Deferred Maintenance, Planning Procedures New!
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The purpose of a maintenance management audit is to ensure that management is carrying out its mission, meeting its goals and objectives, following proper procedures, and managing resources effectively and efficiently. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
work control responsibilities, budget execution plan, work request procedure, workload identification, equipment history records, facility condition inspection, maintenance management audit, work control center, standing work orders, work force distribution, work control function, management audit process, engineered performance standards, maintenance management program, recurring work, variance reviews, shop organization, improvement action plan, priority criteria, functional statements, updating procedure, target rating, effectiveness rating, facility list, audit forms Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Comments Worksheet, Guideline Checklists, Effectiveness Rating Summary, Additional Comments, Effectiveness Rating Worksheet, Work Classification, Preliminary Program Review, Backlog of Funded Work, Facilities Inventory, Shop Spaces, Storeroom Operation, Work Requirements Documentation, Supervisory Coverage, Comments Figure, Inspection Staff, Planning Staff, Backlog Deferred Maintenance, Planning Procedures New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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