PPM - Effective planned preventative maintenance of buildings

OVERVIEW
Maintenance strategy
• Purpose, content and development; influences on strategy

Asset management
• Purpose and advantages of asset management; balancing different types of values; development and use

Understanding maintenance requirements
• Common examples of planned maintenance and their cycles; influence of building use and type; performance of buildings in use

Surveys and inspections
• Types and their purpose; recording and using information; the benefits of building pathology

Planned ‘v’ responsive maintenance
• Defining the difference; advantages and disadvantages

Different forms of planned maintenance
• Cyclical; condition based; occupancy demand

Understanding building performance
• Use or occupancy; survey and inspection data use

Improvements through planned maintenance
• Using building performance data; understanding refurbishment and retrofit opportunities; cost and value analysis

Legal responsibilities
• Health and safety; tenancy obligations; listed buildings and conservation areas
Different types of buildings
• Understand the influence of different types; individual building types; system built structures; traditional buildings

Implications of climate change
• Understanding building performance challenges; common planned maintenance requirements; dealing with increased maintenance requirements; green supply chain issues

Specifications
• Ensuring adequate standards; performance and prescriptive specifications; supply chain issues

Procurement and contract management
• Options; supply chain management; tendering; supervision