Preventative Maintenance

Digital communication networks have become a crucial aspect of modern, well-functioning facilities. To maintain network uptime, make monitoring the network infrastructure your top priority.

Your facility’s flooring is a reflection of your facility’s overall image. If your floors look dingy, worn-out, and stained, that can impact how people view your facility. But by focusing on the flooring’s finish, you can improve its appearance as well as its safety.

Consider implementing a computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) as one of your best options for improved facility and equipment maintenance.

When a water pipe bursts in your facility, you have double trouble on your hands: the damage to the pipe itself and the damage caused by the water flowing from the broken pipe. Thankfully, burst pipes are preventable. Check out these simple, affordable steps that can help keep pipes from bursting in your facility.

Managers can use software technology to improve hard facility management services, enhancing the quality of life for building occupants.

A facility manager’s responsibilities are immense, and that long list includes occupational health and safety as well. Here are four strategies that can help facility managers protect the well-being of their employees.

Letting your restroom drain go dry can lead to odors and fumes that can make building residents sick.

Keeping your fleet well-maintained and ensuring your drivers don't drive aggressively or idle unnecessarily will help your business conserve fuel and save money

Cut costs and improve productivity with comprehensive planning.

Capture the majority of dirt and moisture before it enters your building with a proper matting system.

Matting considerations include size, material, location, and facility type.

Seven strategies to create a cost-effective plan for your facility