The Maintenance Department maintains all buildings and grounds to create a safe, comfortable, and efficient work place. Their goal is to respond to work order requests in a timely and effective manner, budget and manage capital repair projects, and analyze building operation data.
2022-2023 Workload Measures
1. Number of work orders
2. Number of work orders (High)
3. Number of work orders (Critical)
4. Number of Projects/ Special Events
5. Number of signs repair/replacements
6. Number of new street signs installed
7. Number of safety training hours
Updated 7/20/22
2022-2023 Performance Management Goals | |
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Goals | Progress |
1) To further understand building maintenance costs, Maintenance will create a monthly report with material costs associated with work orders. | In Progress |
2) To track cost effectiveness, Maintenance will maintain a comprehensive utility cost measurement program for all County buildings using Asset Essential Software. | In Progress |
3) To ensure employees/department's facility needs are met, Maintenance will complete 81% of work orders initiated in a given month by the end of the next scheduled work day. | In Progress |
4) To ensure employee/department's facility needs are met, 93% of work orders initiated in a given month will be completed by the end of scheduled 5-day work week. | In Progress |
5) To ensure employee/department's facility needs are met, 98% of work orders initiated in a given month will be completed by the end of scheduled 20 to 23-day work month. | In Progress |
6) To track workload of departments' needs, Maintenance will provide semi-annual report on total number of work orders per building. | In Progress |
7) To ensure that departments project needs are addressed, Maintenance will coordinate any estimate and/or scope of work plan to be submitted to the requesting department and schedule any needed contractors. | In Progress |
8) To increase access for county employees, Maintenance will upload all current employee policies to SharePoint. | In Progress |