Literature review on required elements for facility maintenance
| MCC element | Sub-elements | References |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Real estate maintenance | Technical services, maintenance operations, cleaning services and maintenance of outdoor areas | KH X9-00526 (2013) RT 103166 (2020) Isoherranen and Majava (2018) |
| 2. Energy management services | Simulations and tests. Consumption, follow-up and energy savings | KH X9-00526 (2013) RT 103166 (2020) |
| 3. Facility and user services | Office, lobby, canteen, security, IT, user and employee services | KH X9-00526 (2013) RT 103166 (2020) |
| 4. Building management plan and maintenance manual | – | Pirinen and Kukkonen (2001) RT 18-10922 (2008) RT 103166 (2020) Isoherranen and Majava (2018) |
| 5. Sourcing and logistics | Materials and logistics process. Critical material availability. Key suppliers and service providers | Tolonen et al. (2017) Isoherranen and Majava (2018) |
| 6. Quality management | Quality requirements of operative management, cleaning services, outdoor area maintenance. Requirements for service partners and other stakeholders | RT 103166 (2020) Verrollot et al. (2017) |
| 7. Reporting and coordination | Service and quality reporting. Personnel and data systems in maintenance | Annunen et al. (2021) Gao and Pishdad-Bozorgi (2019) RT 103166 (2020) |
| 8. Data management | Data management process including utilisation, creation, storing, updating and archiving the data. Communication channels and data transfer policy. Centralised data management, data interfaces | Silvola et al. (2019) Halttula et al. (2020) Mansoori et al. (2022) Jupp (2013) Boton et al. (2016) KH 90–00612 (2016) |
| 9. Product management | Product structure, product data, product management process. Governance and ownership of the product data. Change management | Silvola et al. (2019) Halttula et al. (2020) Mansoori et al. (2022) Jupp (2013) Boton et al. (2016) Harkonen et al. (2019) |
| 10. Training | Required documentation, training materials and practices. Resources and their capabilities for maintenance | Annunen et al. (2021) Verrollot et al. (2017) Lavy and Jawadekar (2014) |
| 11. Collaboration | Early involvement, personnel collaboration, requirement integration | Halttula et al. (2020) Hietajärvi and Aaltonen (2018) |
| 12. MCC project management | Project planning and reporting. Cost management, document management and requirement management. Customer satisfaction | RT 103166 (2020) Isoherranen and Majava (2018) Tolonen et al. (2017) |
| MCC element | Sub-elements | References |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Real estate maintenance | Technical services, maintenance operations, cleaning services and maintenance of outdoor areas | |
| 2. Energy management services | Simulations and tests. Consumption, follow-up and energy savings | |
| 3. Facility and user services | Office, lobby, canteen, security, IT, user and employee services | |
| 4. Building management plan and maintenance manual | – | |
| 5. Sourcing and logistics | Materials and logistics process. Critical material availability. Key suppliers and service providers | |
| 6. Quality management | Quality requirements of operative management, cleaning services, outdoor area maintenance. Requirements for service partners and other stakeholders | |
| 7. Reporting and coordination | Service and quality reporting. Personnel and data systems in maintenance | |
| 8. Data management | Data management process including utilisation, creation, storing, updating and archiving the data. | |
| 9. Product management | Product structure, product data, product management process. Governance and ownership of the product data. Change management | |
| 10. Training | Required documentation, training materials and practices. Resources and their capabilities for maintenance | |
| 11. Collaboration | Early involvement, personnel collaboration, requirement integration | |
| 12. MCC project management | Project planning and reporting. Cost management, document management and requirement management. Customer satisfaction |