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Building operations is the day-to-day process of managing a building including basic building infrastructure, facilities and services. This provides foundational services such as maintenance, security and safety. Building operations also requires financial management, compliance and risk management. The processes involved differ widely by building and what type of facilities and services are supported. The following are common examples of building operations.
Maintenance | Repairs | Inspections | Security & access control | Janitorial services | Window cleaning | Waste management | Emergency preparedness management | Utilities management | Space management | Health & safety | Managing building facilities & amenities | Facility budgets & financial management | Renovation & construction | Energy efficiency improvements | Operating building automation systems | Transportation services | Fire safety services | Groundskeeping | Maintaining internal plants & greenery | Parking services | | Supplies procurement | Business center services | Help desk and support services | Reception services | Room reservations | Mail services | Maintaining decor and seasonal displays | |
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