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The Office of Facilities Services is responsible for providing maintenance to
all University Facilities. Only Facilities Services is authorized to
perform building maintenance, painting, remodeling or construction work on
state-funded facilities. The Office of Facilities Services receives limited
funding for the maintenance of “State” buildings and performs routine
maintenance as funding allows.
Part of Facilities Services’ maintenance responsibility includes regular testing
and maintenance of fire alarms, emergency lights and generators, elevators,
exhaust fans, filters, and other health and safety related equipment for
“State” buildings. These maintenance efforts are designed to prevent any
“surprise” outages, to protect the University community and to minimize
disruption of facility operations.
Maintenance requirements that are specific to a departmental program or
specialized equipment must be paid for by the department. If the equipment is
not part of a building system for which Facilities Services has full operating
control, regardless of whether it was installed at the time of construction or
added later, it is the responsibility of the department.
Occupants of “Non-State” buildings may contract with Facilities Services,
outside contractors or utilize their own maintenance staff (when available) to
perform work on “Non-State” buildings. |