Maintenance-State Assessment Model for Building Maintenance Forecasting
Kelachi Kejeh, Ify L. Nwaogazie, Sule Samuel
Archives of Current Research International · pp. 40–54 · Published 28 Nov 2022
10.9734/acri/2022/v22i7538Abstract
This study aims to provide maintenance-state assessment model for forecasting of building maintenance condition. The selected institutions for the study were state funded hospitals and schools (14 functional out of 23 general hospitals and 2 out of 3 tertiary schools). In this study, considering the shortcomings of the most widely accepted condition survey protocol (CSP) 1 matrix, that is suitable for small projects and defect based, the study developed a model that is suitable for large projects and maintenance management system based for assessment of building’s condition. This model was developed analogous to CSP 1 matrix. Two types of ratings used are condition assessment and priority assessment. These two assessment criteria are then multiplied to determine the building maintenance rating score (BMRS). The study developed a 3x3 maintenance matrix model for evaluating building maintenance-state. It also found 25% of the buildings in “good condition” requiring only planned maintenance; 68.75% in “fair condition” requiring condition monitoring and 6.25% in “serious attention” condition.
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