Brosnan Maintenance plans, manages, and records all the maintenance work for your building, so you can have peace of mind and enjoy your newly refurbished or restored building, without having to lift a finger.
By capturing all the warranty requirements, manufacturer’s guidelines, product best practice and customer preference centrally, we can manage all the moving parts of a building and comply with statutory requirements. Owners and occupiers will benefit from worry free living for the short and long term.
*Management
of required works
- Scheduling of works
- Adherence to manufacturers best practice
- Protection of warranties
- Site logistics
- Health & Safety – Safe work methods
- Quality Assurance
- Invoicing
- Asset register updates
Glossary
ASSET REGISTER
A complete list of all the building components including their requirements and history
BUILDING MAINTENANCE
The maintenance of all aspects of the building ensuring the correct level of appearance and all systems remaining operable for their serviceable life.
MAINTENANCE PLAN (Preventative)
A schedule of all frequent works required to keep the building and systems presentable, preventing deterioration and unexpected failures operable and weatherproof
LONG-TERM MAINTENANCE PLAN (LTMP)
A multi-year plan of forecasted building expenditure to account for all non-frequent maintenance and required replacement, to ensure building longevity
FACILTITIES MANAGEMENT (FM)
The professional undertaking of looking after the whole of the building for the whole of its lifecycle
UNIT TITLES ACT
The legal bill that governs the management and responsibilities of Body Corporates (or Strata) for owners and occupants of property within multi-unit dwellings.
BUILDING WARRANT OF FITNESS (BWOF)
Is a building owner’s annual statement confirming the specified systems in the compliance schedule for their building have been maintained and checked for the previous 12 months, in accordance with the compliance schedule.
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