Procedia Engineering · 2013 · 20 citations · 7 references
Software MaintenanceConstruction Project ManagementEngineeringBuilding ManagementBuilding PhaseBuilding TechnologyTechnical MaintenanceRepair TechniquesMaintenance SchedulingSocial SciencesBuilt EnvironmentConstruction AutomationMaintenance PolicySystems EngineeringBuilding Information ModelingDesignBuilding MaintenanceBuilding Information ModellingConstruction OperationsMaintenance ManagementConstruction ManagementLife Cycle
Building management is performed during the phase which follows the building phase of a building's life cycle – the operational phase. This phase involves several management activities among which the most important consist in technical maintenance of a building. The abandonment of these activities may limit the functionality of a building and, in extreme case, shorten a facility's life cycle. Furthermore, it generates costs – significant in such cases. Building management usually involves the participation of a manager who, faced with a number of problems and issues, has to make decisions which require vast knowledge, analytical skills as well as speed and self-discipline. On this account, there are tools which support the manager's activities helping to gather data, knowledge, make technical diagnostics or take decisions. This article presents a review of these tools, in particular an individual repair advisory system.
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