| Title |
An Improved Facility Management System for Public Facility Management Corporations |
| Authors |
Kim, ChangDuk ; Lee, HyunChul |
| DOI |
http://dx.doi.org/10.6106/KJCEM.2018.19.1.032 |
| Keywords |
Facility Management System ; Multi-Unit Deteriorating Facilities ; Performance Index ; Condition Index ; Performance Assessment ; Condition Assessment ; Sensitivity Analysis ; Maintenance Priority ; Selection Criteria |
| Abstract |
The importance of facility maintenance management cannot be overemphasized in that not only the value but also the performance of the facility is determined by the level of maintenance. The maintenance cost of the facility ranges from 3 to 10 times the initial construction cost depending the type and use of the facility over the life span. This maintenance importance is increased for the group of facilities and even more critical when the facilities compete for the limited budget with the limited resources such as manpower and equipment. This study analyzed sixteen public facility management corporations primarily for three items: 1) facility management system, 2) long-term rehabilitation plan, 3) the rehabilitation selection system. This paper provides and recommends the key elements of the facility maintenance management system based on the analysis of the sixt een corporations. |