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Facility Manager

TM

a Computerized Maintenance Management System

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• Developing and implementing a Facility

Management System is an effective method

of extending the life of assets (i.e. pavements,

roofs, structural, mechanical, electrical, and

plumbing (including HVAC)) while keeping

costs to a minimum. A Facility Management

System provides inventory, condition

assessment, maintenance/rehabilitation

strategies, needs and requirements forecasting

in addition to budgeting guidelines

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CTL Engineering, Inc.

Our Background

• Over 77 Years of Proven Experience

• One of the Top 500 U.S. Consulting Engineering Firms

• CTL’s Facility Management team have hands on experience

with design, observation, replacement and renovation of

over one million sq. ft. of roofing area and over 8 million

sq. ft. of paved areas annually

• CTL has been developing Facility Preventative Maintenance

Plans for over 3 years in conjunction with the Ohio Schools

Facility Commission’s (OSFC) school improvement

program and for over 12 years for the Charlotte

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Facility Manager

TM

Results In:

• Reduced Annualized Asset Costs

– Respond to minor problems before they become major problems

– Maximize Building Systems efficiency through set preventative and routine maintenance scheduling and asset operations costs

– Extend life of pavements, roofs and internal MEP operating systems by scheduled maintenance

– Schedule maintenance and reconstruction projects during the most competitive season

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• Reduce Administrative/Management Expenses

• Projects prioritized based on field inspection and

forecasted needs

• Pavement, roof, and internal MEP operating

systems plans and historical data are organized, current and readily available

• Improved response time to inquiries of pavement, roof surfaces and internal operating systems (MEP)

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• Return On Investment

– Facilities Management Programs Result in a Reduction in Annual Costs:

• Address problems before they become major re-construction investments

• Extend the life of roofs, pavement and internal MEP operating systems

• Results in a reduced annual energy cost

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Facilities management

costs are recouped in cost

savings by extending the

life and efficiency of Roofs,

Pavements, and Internal

MEP Operating Systems

and decreasing the costs

associated with them

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Sample Case- Roofing

• Assumptions:

– 100,000 square foot facility

– Original roofing cost of $6 per square ft. = $600,000 – Annualized Cost:

• 10 year life = $60,000/yr • 20 year life = $30,000/yr

– Annual inspection and repair costs of approximately $0.02 to $0.07/square foot

• Typical Roof Life:

– With Roof Management = 20+ years

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Extending Roof Life Beyond

10 Years

Accumulated Cost/Savings vs. Roof Life

$0 $50,000 $100,000 $150,000 $200,000 $250,000 $300,000 $350,000 $400,000 10 15 20 25

Life of Roof (Years)

Annualized Savings $0.02/sf Roof Mgmt $0.07/sf Roof Mgmt

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Extending Roof Life Beyond

15 Years

Accumulated Cost/Savings vs. Roof Life

$0 $50,000 $100,000 $150,000 $200,000 $250,000 $300,000 15 20 25

Life of Roof (Years)

Annualized Savings $0.02/sf Roof Mgmt $0.07/sf Roof Mgmt

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Protecting Assets- Roofing

• Moisture proofing is an issue in 75 to 85%

of construction litigation.

• Roofing Systems are exposed to extreme

environmental conditions of temperature,

ultraviolet, etc.

• Minimize leak impact and damage to

facility and its internal systems and/or

components

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Protecting Assets- Pavement

• Conduct condition assessments regularly

for pavement sections

• Plan maintenance & rehabilitation

strategies to prepare and prioritize sections

for future repair needs

• Deterioration rates are determined per

section

• Network needs & long range goals are

determined to aide in budgeting

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Protecting Assets- HVAC

• Track regular maintenance of HVAC

systems to better plan for future needs

• Preventative maintenance today results in

decreased replacement expense tomorrow

• Frequent maintenance results in decreased

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Optional Information

Management Systems

• Timely, Accurate and Complete Information is Readily Accessible:

– Historical Data

• Age, Designer, Slope, Contractor, Repair History • Site and Sector Identification

– Pavement and Roofing Evaluation and Survey Results • Pavement Condition Index (PCI)

• Roofing Condition Index (RCI)

• Distress Type, Quantity and Severity of Problems

• Maintenance/Repair Alternatives based on PCI and RCI value – Prioritize Expenditures Based on PCI’s and RCI’s

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– Locate Historical Data and Develop Internal and

External Systems Inventory

– Develop CAD Drawings

– Conduct Initial Audits

– Option to Input Data in Supplemental

Roof Manager and/or Pavement Manager

– Report Findings

– Train Facilities Management Staff

– Conduct Periodic Audits and Follow-up Training

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Facility Manager

TM

• Features Include:

– Roof/Section, Pavement/Sector and Internal MEP

Operating Systems data storage and retrieval

– Analysis of optimal maintenance, repair and

replacement strategies

– Projected budgets

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Summary

• Facility Manager serves to protect the

investment in all external and internal assets

• Avoiding the costs of major repairs and

premature replacements more than

compensates for the investment in facilities

management

• Information “At Your Fingertips” aids in

responding to inquiries and efficiently

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Summary, Continued

• CTL Engineering has the expertise,

experience and credibility to best serve you

in implementing your Facility Management

Program

• Computerized tracking system for managing

asset preventative maintenance, repairs or

replacements and their related costs over

multiple sites

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• User friendly interface

• Daily/scheduled reminders to alert facility

• Work order can be generated and tracked

• Graphical representation of reports

• Database export/import option

• Maintenance schedule in calendar format

• Color based work priority display

• Various comparison reports can be generated

• Search option for Assets

Facility ManagerTM

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Site Information

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• Associate multiple buildings with each site

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• Auto alerts popup once software is opened as

reminders for the scheduled date

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Extensive Information on Each Sector

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Extensive Information on Each Sector

• For each category and system a component can be

created, edited or deleted

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Extensive Information on Each Sector

• An asset can be created, edited or deleted for each

category, system and component

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Extensive Information on Each Sector

• Specific notes can be added per system to

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Extensive Information on Each Sector

• Manufacturer and supplier can be created, edited or

deleted

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Extensive Information on Each Sector

• Manufacturer and supplier contacts and company

information is recorded, including rates

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Plan and Budget Repairs

• A maintenance plan can be prepared for each category,

system, component and asset.

• This includes: maintenance start date, life span in

years, service frequency and description

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Plan and Budget Repairs

• Unplanned maintenance details can be entered for each

category, system, component and asset.

This includes:

- maintenance date - labor

- material - notes

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Plan and Budget Repairs

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Plan and Budget Repairs

• Schedules are displayed for the present month. Daily,

weekly or monthly schedule provisions can be viewed

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